- How does the E-415 compare with the three-burner Genesis?
- It adds a fourth burner and a wider cooking surface, which helps when cooking for a crowd or setting up two heat zones. The three-burner models are lighter and easier to move.
- Do I need to season the cast-iron grates?
- Yes. Coat them lightly with oil and heat them before the first cook, and re-oil after cleaning. That keeps them from rusting and improves release.
- Can I use it with natural gas?
- This version is set up for liquid propane. Weber sells natural-gas versions of the Genesis line; converting a propane grill requires the matching manifold and orifices.
- Is a propane tank included?
- No. The tank sits on the cart under the side shelf and is sold separately.
- What does the removable plate do?
- It replaces part of the grate area to give a flat surface for griddling and a hotter zone for searing. Swap it back for the grate when you want open-flame cooking.
- How much space does it need?
- Leave clearance on all sides for heat and for the lid to open fully, and keep it away from walls and railings.
- Where is the Weber Genesis E-415 Liquid Propane cheapest?
- At Abt Electronics, for $1,299.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Weber Genesis E-415 Liquid Propane?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Abt Electronics, BbqGuys, Lowe's, Homery.