Halo battery powered grill

[ItsAllGoneToTheDogs]

Just came across this due to a targeted ad. Guess it's been around a few months...

Not 100% sure I like the design/build, but it's not super expensive, supposedly cooks 300 sq inches with a small footprint and the most important, that battery!

I've been saying forever that pellet grills need to start using batteries even if they usually run on an outlet a battery backup would be amazing since people worry about not being able to grill with power outages and such.

Still waiting for someone to use heat to recharge a battery, since it's a very possible technology

Pellet Grills - Halo Products Group (halo-pg.com)

[STEbbq]

You looking for a new grill there buddy? Lots of posts on new and cool toys!

The battery would definitely be awesome for portable and camping type cooks.

For the main smoker, a good power bank and the right cord can add a battery for pellet smokers for what $30-$40? At least I had the MB set up like that for a while.

[ItsAllGoneToTheDogs]

Not looking at another pellet cooker, I'm set with my MAK but I do enjoy seing companies innovate. Some people do use an UPS or marine battery with their pellet cookers, I just think the grill manufacturers could come up with something matched to the grill model as an accessory or whatever.

[STEbbq]

I 100% agree on adding a battery as an accessory. Great idea.

I am also really enjoying looking at all of the new toys too so if you find anything else, please share!

[BBQPhil]

There's something odd about this product and website. Maybe I'm overly suspicious, but looks like something brought in from China. No company information and all reviews were done 2 months ago.

[ItsAllGoneToTheDogs]

BBQPhil as I have time I will sleuth as well, kinda fun

[ItsAllGoneToTheDogs]

BBQPhil there's this... no reviews though and the Amazon reviews are copy paste from the Halo site https://www.bbqguys.com/halo-product...ll-hs-1005-ana

[BBQPhil]

The fact that BBQGuys carry this makes it seem more legitimate.

[DogFaced PonySoldier]

Some pellet grills are already set up to run off 12V (was it GMG?), so running off a deep cycle battery or even using your car battery for a while in a pinch (out camping or something) isn't too bad an idea. I assume some of these augur motors are 12V DC, so they're already being converted from 110-120V to work in the first place.

We've discussed some 12V accessories for our smoker project, if we ever get it built, we might accessorize with some illumination, possibly a fan or fans, even audio. That's what I'm talkin' 'bout! A simple deep cycle battery we could hook up to a trickle charger occasionally would be perfect.