SKU: E660i-9EAN

Fire Magic Echelon Diamond E660i 30-Inch Built-In Gas Grill with Analog Thermometer

$8,825.00

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Gas Type: Natural Gas
Infrared Burner: No Infrared Burner
Magic View Window Options: Without Magic View Window

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The Echelon Diamond E660i delivers the collection’s premium controls in a more compact 30 × 22-inch format. This listing is specifically for analog-thermometer SKUs, with selectable fuel, left infrared searing, and Magic View window configurations.

  • 75,000-BTU main system: Cast stainless steel burners provide strong, responsive heat across the 660-square-inch primary grid.
  • 11,000-BTU rear burner and rotisserie: Adds a dedicated roasting setup.
  • Analog thermometer: Every variant in this listing uses Fire Magic’s classic temperature display.
  • Optional infrared searing: L-coded variants replace the left conventional burner with a factory-installed infrared sear burner.
  • Optional Magic View window: -W models let you check progress with the hood closed.
  • Premium operation: Diamond Sear grids, Flavor Grids, hot-surface ignition, backlit controls, and interior lighting support day-to-night cooking.
  • Primary cooking surface: 30 in. W × 22 in. D (660 sq. in.)
  • Warming rack: 30 in. W × 8 in. D
  • Main burner output: 75,000 BTU
  • Rear burner output: 11,000 BTU
  • Built-in cutout: 31¼ in. W × 23½ in. D × 11½ in. H
  • Fuel choices: Natural gas or propane
  • Electrical requirement: 120 VAC
  • Compatible insulating liner for combustible enclosures: 3176-52

All variants here are 9EA/9LA analog models. L identifies a left infrared sear burner, E identifies all conventional burners, -W adds the Magic View window, and final N/P specifies natural gas or propane.

Confirm the exact SKU, utilities, ventilation, clearances, and enclosure construction before ordering. Use liner 3176-52 where required and follow the current SKU drawing. Fire Magic publishes a warming-area number that does not match the stated 30 × 8-inch rack dimensions, so the copy relies on dimensions rather than an inferred total area.