Broil King Regal 440 information from Consumer Reports

Broil King Regal 440

Approximate retail price:

$749.99

Summary: This Broil King has
• 455 Sq. In. of cooking area.
• 4 main burners
• A side burner
• A Natural gas version or Conversion kit available
• Electronic ignitor
• No Infrared burner
• Coated-cast-iron grates resist corrosion

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Type: Midsize gas grills

About - Broil King Regal 440
The Broil King Regal 440 is part of the gas grill test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, gas grill models like the Regal 440 are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below. Low temp performance: Combines the evenness of heating over the grill's surface at the low setting (using thermocouples) and the models ability to cook chicken and fish on the gril at that setting without burning the food. High temp evenness: Evenness of heating over the grill's surface at the high setting, using thermocouples. Indirect cooking: This indicates how well the grill will slow cook foods when only some of the burners are on and the food isn't placed directly over the flame.

About - Broil King Regal 440

The Broil King Regal 440 is part of the gas grill test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, gas grill models like the Regal 440 are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.

Low temp performance:: Combines the evenness of heating over the grill's surface at the low setting (using thermocouples) and the models ability to cook chicken and fish on the gril at that setting without burning the food.
High temp evenness:: Evenness of heating over the grill's surface at the high setting, using thermocouples.
Indirect cooking:: This indicates how well the grill will slow cook foods when only some of the burners are on and the food isn't placed directly over the flame.

Similar Models
The following models have the same ratings as Broil King Regal 440. Features and specs may vary
Broil King Regal 420
	Approximate retail price: $650 The Ratings applied to untested model Broil King Regal 420 come from our tests of model Broil King Regal 440, which in our judgment is enough alike in its performance, features, and specs that our test results apply to both.
Broil King Regal 440 Pro
	Approximate retail price: $750 The Ratings applied to untested model Broil King Regal 440 Pro come from our tests of model Broil King Regal 440, which in our judgment is enough alike in its performance, features, and specs that our test results apply to both. Untested model has Flave-R-Wave new cook system with liner flow valve. Has SS Dual-tube burners, different side burner and doors.
Broil King Regal 490
	Approximate retail price: $800 The Ratings applied to untested model Broil King Regal 490 come from our tests of model Broil King Regal 440, which in our judgment is enough alike in its performance, features, and specs that our test results apply to both. Untested model has Flav-R-Wave new cook system with liner flow valve. Has SS Dual-tube burners, different side burner and doors. Rotisserie and kit included.
Broil King Regal 490 Pro
	Approximate retail price: $900 The Ratings applied to untested model Broil King Regal 490 Pro come from our tests of model Broil King Regal 440, which in our judgment is enough alike in its performance, features, and specs that our test results apply to both.

Features & Specs - Broil King Regal 440
Stainless-steel grates Primary cooking grates made of stainless-steel are generally sturdier than those made of coated steel and resist rust even without a porcelain coating. Stainless-steel grates	No
Coated-cast-iron grates The grill's primary cooking grates may be made of porcelain coated cast-iron, which generally sears meats better and keeps grilling temperatures more consistent than grates made of porcelain coated steel. The porcelain coating usually makes such grates easier to clean than other surfaces, and the grates should resist rust as long as their porcelain coating isn't chipped. Coated-cast-iron grates	Yes
All or mostly stainless Includes more than just a panel or other trim. Based on our limited tests, nonmagnetic stainless is less likely to corrode. All or mostly stainless	No
Long-warranty burners While burners remain the grill's most-replaced part, most are warranted for only 3 to 5 years. Better burners are covered for 10 years or more. Long-warranty burners	No
Side burner A side burner, which resembles a gas-stove burner and has its own heat control, is handy if you want to cook vegetables or sauce without leaving the grill. Side burner	Yes
Infrared burner Gas burner that uses infrared technology (ceramic burner, plates and screens, or troughs as some examples) for cooking. An indirect flame is used for cooking food. Burner can be located as the main burner, side burner, rotisserie burner, or any combination of burners. Infrared burner	No
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