How the Lava Rock Grill Converter Enhances Your Grill
There are three basic types of heat used in cooking:
- • conduction (e.g., stove and side burners)
- • convection (e.g., gas grills)
- • radiant (also known as infrared)
Gas grills use convective heat (hot air) to cook food, which takes moisture out of the food, while infrared heat penetrates without drying out food, which helps preserve the food's natural juices and flavors.
The Lava Rock Grill Converter forms a barrier between the propane burners and the food. The lava rocks absorbs the convective heat currents and emits infrared waves towards the grill surface.
The Lava Rock Grill Converter is the only product available that can convert any propane grill into an Infrared heat grill, and does so by housing a layer of carefully selected lava rocks (also called volcanic rocks), resting on a grid of v-shaped bars, between the burners and the grill surface.
The Lava Rock Grill Converter has been developed selecting the best lava rocks for the purpose, and utilizes V bar technology which optimizes heat transfer and minimizes flare-ups.
