Grill Lights: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. The first portable gas grills were brought to market in the 1950s. Grilling has since evolved into a multi-million-dollar industry. There are model choices that range from disposable to infrared. Most Americans associate a traditional backyard grill with hot dogs and hamburgers. However, a lot of units are also used for cooking wraps, a range of sausages, delicate cuts of meat, and roast vegetables.
Fact #2. The first thing to consider when shopping for a grill light is whether that light will fit along your grill. The majority of lights are meant to be attached along a grill's serving table. Some models attach to the grill's front handle.
Fact #3. If a grill light is designed to fit onto your grill's serving table, be sure to find out whether it attaches via adjustable clamp, or needs to be screwed in. This is relevant in that any light that needs to be screwed in will also need to be weatherproof. What's more, a non-removable light may make it more tedious to cover and uncover your grill.
Fact #4. If your grill doesn't have a serving tray, you can choose a light that attaches to the front handle. Keep in mind that the larger a front-handle model is, the greater the chance that it might get in your way. Compact models are less obtrusive, they're easier to clean, and you can usually repurpose one to be used as a reading light on the deck.
Fact #5. It's worth taking into account whether a light is adjustable before making a purchase. In a lot of cases, this would mean that the light has a flexible neck, or that it can swivel. As a precaution, check to see whether any light runs on battery power, outlet power, or both.