The Fire Magic Aurora grill collection holds built-in grills, a gas and charcoal model, a griddle, a pizza oven, a power burner and a double side burner. You get Echelon cooking parts with a brushed steel face and simpler controls on the gas grills. Choose your cooking space first, then check the island cutout. On each gas product page, you pick natural gas or propane so it comes built for that fuel.


What Fire Magic Aurora grills share and which size fits

The 30 inch A540i has about 540 square inches of cooking surface. The deeper 30 inch grill, the Aurora A660i, has about 660, while the 36 inch grill, the Aurora A790i, has about 790. Measure your cutout before choosing an Aurora built-in gas grill.

Aurora shares Echelon's cast stainless steel burners, Diamond Sear cooking grids, flavor grids and double walled hood. A brushed steel face and analog thermometer keep controls simple. Halogen lights and glow plug ignition, a form of hot surface ignition, need a regular outdoor outlet. You add the back burner and rotisserie kit on the page, and the Magic View Window is optional on the A660i and A790i.

The combo grill and matching appliances

The gas and charcoal combo keeps each fuel under its own hood, with a crank to adjust coal height and a gas lighter on the charcoal side. For charcoal alone, see the charcoal grill collection. The 30 inch Aurora griddle has independently controlled burners and a stainless steel cover in the box, alongside other outdoor griddles. The pizza oven uses a 30 inch cutout and needs 25 minutes to heat its stone. Choose the two ring power burner for a wok or large pot, or the double side burner to simmer and boil at once.

Aurora, Echelon or Choice

Aurora keeps the shared cooking parts of the Echelon series without the black glass face. Fire Magic Echelon adds black glass panels, a touch screen option and an included rotisserie. Fire Magic Choice uses stainless steel tube burners and spark ignition without lights or an outlet.

Why buy Aurora from My Cozy Outdoors

We are an authorized Fire Magic dealer, and the maker's published lifetime warranty covers cast stainless steel burners. Browse the full Fire Magic range if you are still comparing lines. Send us your island drawing and we will check the cutouts.

Your Aurora questions

What is the difference between Fire Magic Aurora and Echelon grills?

Both share cast stainless steel burners, Diamond Sear grids, halogen lights and glow plug ignition. Aurora has a brushed face, dial thermometer and optional rotisserie. Echelon has black glass panels, a touch screen option with phone readings, and an included rotisserie with an infrared back burner.

Does a Fire Magic Aurora grill come with a rotisserie?

No, the rotisserie is not included as standard. For a gas grill with rotisserie, you add the back burner and kit on the Aurora grill page. It turns chicken or prime rib on a spit, while Echelon grills include it.

Do Fire Magic Aurora grills need electricity?

Yes, pushing the knob activates a glow plug to light the burner, and the halogen lights use the same power. The pizza oven can use an optional battery pack instead. Plan for a regular outdoor outlet in your island for Fire Magic Aurora.