If it is windy does that effect the flame or is the flame inclosed
1000917
Wind does effect the flame. We found we had to put foil on where the flame is to prevent it from going out. LOVE IT! We use it all the time. Constantly cooking for big crowds
1000918
The flame is enclosed, but like all propane burners position relative to the wind is important
1000919
the flame is not fully enclosed. We have only used the fryer once, and the wind was not an issue then, but if it was blowing very hard, it may become an issue and blow the flame out.
1000920
The flame is enclosed and does not seem to be much effected by the wind on mine.. Hope this helps
1051092
we use inside a chimnia - as with any fire itis affected by wind - the small can and its flame will not withstand a strong breeze just like with inexpensive can of sterno - buy one of those and test in your environment
1053805
The cover is fine in the wind. You do need to secure the heater with the cover to something that will prevent it from falling over. I use my fence poll and a single string. Work well for me.
551888
There is not a lot of metal protecting the flame from wind. I have had to figure the direction of the wind, and place the cooker behind a building, blocking same on gusty days.
380011
Only comes out on one side. I would look at another BBQ. If the wind is blowing, even a little it goes out. A huge problem.
367823
The regular flame is hard to start even without wind but the jet is reliable. I haven't used it outside but the jet seems to work with wind
1775638
This a great unit and it works great but of u live in a windy area No If u use it in a barn , shed any place out of the wind yes Even a little breeze will blow it out
535621
In my opinion it works fine. Especially since it is in a container and once the coil is lit there isn't a flame for the wind to blow out. The smoke come out of the container and I guess the wind helps circulate it.
398535
Hi , few days ago had some winds while I was doing BBQ so far no issues as of yet.
400062
It gets fairly windy at my house and I've never had an issue. I keep the weber cover on it also if that helps.
1046333
No windscreen provided, but it's never been an issue for me. The flame is very powerful, it would have to be a very strong wind to put it out.
108694
Weber Grill will not be blown away by wind if that is what you mean. =) This grill's flames will/have never gone out while I was using it - even on it's lowest setting. Best grill I have ever used, bought one for my parents last year as well.
1143964
The amount of warm air it blows is adjustable at four levels. I cannot recall the flame changing. We have enjoyed ours.
957273
This grill works well in windy conditions. Here in Houston the spring season is pretty windy. We have cooked in winds of steady 25mph. This is a great grill , in my opinion. reliable, easy to clean, and when you learn how to adjust the temps for your favorite foods, you will be more than pleased with It. We are pleased with ours...
1287400
Yes, however you must protect the flame from the wind. At football game tailgating in the fall, winds blow across the parking lots. The low "simmer" flame can go out.
379472
No, it does not. Another thing you should be aware of, is, it is not fully enclosed.I thought there would be a protective glass in front of the flames, but it is open.This unit puts out a lot of heat. Our family is very happy with it's performance.We installed it on our three season sun porch, and we have been able to use this room now during the Vermont winter months.
837481
Yes. I used this down in Caprock Canyons - which get very gusty, and it will not light without a wind sheild. While cooking I also recommend it so it doesn't diminish the flame