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American Made Grills Atlas Drop-In Infrared Sear Burner IRB-ATS - 26,000 BTUs
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American Made Grills Atlas Drop-In Infrared Sear Burner
The American Made Grills Atlas Drop-In Infrared Sear Burner (IRB-ATS) replaces one standard burner position with 26,000 BTUs of infrared heat — the kind of temperature that puts a proper crust on a ribeye in ninety seconds a side. It is the single most-requested upgrade on a premium grill, and on the Atlas platform it drops straight in. See the rest of our side and power burners from American Made Grills.
Infrared works differently from an open flame. Instead of heating air that then heats the food, the burner radiates directly onto the surface, which means far less moisture is driven off during the sear. The practical result is a darker crust and a juicier interior than the same steak cooked over a conventional burner at the same nominal BTU.
On the Atlas platform the sear burner is the natural first upgrade — it is the one accessory that changes what the grill can do rather than just how convenient it is to use.
Because it occupies a burner position rather than sitting on top of the grates, you keep full use of the cooking surface and lose nothing in hood clearance. Made in the USA and covered by the Gold Standard warranty with 100% non-prorated replacement parts.
Key Features
- 26,000 BTU infrared sear burner
- Drops into a standard burner position on Atlas Series grills
- Radiant infrared heat for steakhouse-quality crust
- Retains more moisture than open-flame searing
- No loss of usable cooking surface
- Made in the USA
- Gold Standard warranty — replacement parts 100% non-prorated
Specifications
| Model | IRB-ATS |
| Series | American Made Grills Atlas |
| Output | 26,000 BTU |
| Type | Drop-in infrared sear burner |
| Fits | Atlas Series grills |
| Warranty | Gold Standard warranty — lifetime on stainless steel construction, grates and burners, 3 years on electrical, all replacement parts 100% non-prorated |
American Made Grills Atlas Drop-In Infrared Sear Burner IRB-ATS - 26,000 BTUs
Frequently Asked Questions
Which grills does the IRB-ATS drop into?
Atlas Series grills. It is built for a standard burner position on the Atlas platform, so it is not interchangeable with the Alturi, Estate or Hybrid versions of the same burner.
Check the model designation on your grill before ordering — the code you want on this part is IRB-ATS.
What is the output?
26,000 BTU of infrared heat across one burner position. Rated output is the same on all four platform versions of this burner; what changes between them is the fitment.
Is a sear burner worth adding to an Atlas?
It is the one accessory that changes what the grill can do rather than how convenient it is to use. Open flame and infrared behave differently at the same BTU, and searing is the gap this fills. Browse our other side and power burners.
Will it cost me grate space?
No. It goes into a burner position beneath the grates, so the full cooking surface stays available and hood clearance is unaffected.
Does the grill need to be modified to take it?
No. It is a drop-in replacement for a standard burner in the Atlas burner opening, so there is no cutting or added bracketry involved.
Why does infrared sear better than an open burner?
Infrared radiates onto the meat directly rather than heating the air in between. Less moisture leaves the surface during the sear, so the crust comes out darker and the interior stays wetter.
How many standard burners does it take the place of?
One. The rest of the grill continues to run on its conventional burners, which is what you want — infrared on one zone, normal flame for everything else.
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