The Bottom Line
Pros
- Standard and infrared main burners
- Full rotisserie system with rear mounted infrared burner
- Heavy 304 stainless steel construction
- Large cooking area
- Excellent components
Cons
- No cover on the dual side burner
Description
- Two 14,000 BTU stainless steel main burners plus one 14,000 BTU main infrared burner
- 882 square inches of total cooking area
- Two 12,500 BTU side burners on cart
- One 13,500 BTU rear mounted infrared rotisserie burner with full rotisserie system included
- Easy lift roll top lid
- Built-in halogen grilling lights
- 304 stainless steel construction
- Electronic ignition (battery included)
- Optional charcoal tray available for charcoal grilling
- Solid brass control valves with insect protected venturi tubes
Guide Review - Napoleon Prestige V (PF450) Gas Grill
The Napoleon Prestige V is the top of the line of Napoleon's grills. This unit will give you everything you need to cook anything. From the powerful searing area where you can cook restaurant quality steaks to the full function rotisserie system, perfect for poultry or roasts to the dual side burner unit that works like a professional cook top. The high quality 304 stainless steel is thick and hand crafted.The main body of this grill has two standard 14,000 BTU burners for grilling most everything. There is also a 14,000 BTU infrared burner for intense searing power. This will give you perfect steaks in a matter of a couple of minutes. The brass control values are engineered to give you very low temperatures and this grill even has a pilot light that will light up every burner without having to do anything more than turn a knob. It also works as a safety device to keep the burners going on low in high wind.
In addition to all this you get a balanced lid for easy opening, built in lights for grilling in the dark, heavy stainless steel cooking grates, and the option of adding a charcoal tray for authentic charcoal grilling. All in all, nothing was left off this grill except a cover for the side burners. Not a big issue but it does leave you side burners out in the rain while you have a chicken on the spit.
