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Freestanding wood-pellet grills and smokers with digital controllers and built-in Wi-Fi, sold new in the US. Vertical pellet smokers, portable tabletop units, charcoal and gas grills, accessories and measured temperature, smoke or flavor results are outside this catalogue.
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| Compare the details | Ironwood TFB61RLG (US) |
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| US purchase package | Ironwood size option (not Ironwood XL); US model TFB61RLG; Black The Ironwood XL (TFB93RLG) is a separate 924 sq in package, and TFB61RLGC is the Canadian model. Covers, P.A.L. rail accessories, ModiFIRE surfaces and Bluetooth probes are sold separately. Price and stock are not recorded. Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood Support GuideChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood owner's manual T07090/BChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
| Where to buy | Select: Ironwood size option (not Ironwood XL); US model TFB61RLG; Black View at Traeger — Ironwood TFB61RLG (US); opens in a new tabThe link may open several packages. Check current price and availability with the seller. Opens in a new tab. |
Total cooking areaThe total grate area the manufacturer publishes for the grill as supplied, normally the main grate plus any included upper racks. Upper racks add area for smoking but sit higher above the fire. Accessory racks sold separately are not counted, and a serving count is a manufacturer example, not a capacity test. | 616 sq inTwo porcelain-coated steel grate tiers; the manual gives 616 to 924 sq in for the Ironwood series.Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood Support GuideChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified. |
Main grate areaThe published area of the lowest, main cooking grate on its own. This is the surface closest to the heat and the one to compare for grilling. Unknown means the maker publishes only a total. | 396 sq inMain grate 22 in x 18 in.Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood Support GuideChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified. |
Included upper rack areaThe published area of the upper rack or racks supplied with the grill. Upper-rack area suits indirect cooking. It is not the same surface as the main grate and is not a sear area. | 220 sq inSecond-tier grate 22 in x 10 in; the manual says it can be removed for taller food.Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood Support GuideChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified. |
Hopper capacityThe pellet hopper capacity stated by the manufacturer. Pellet use depends on set temperature, weather and lid opening. Hopper size is not a stated cook duration. | 22 lbSources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood Support GuideChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood owner's manual T07090/BChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Lowest set temperatureThe lowest cooking temperature the manufacturer documents for the controller. A set point is not a measured grate or food temperature. Fan-only or cold-smoke modes with outside smoke devices are noted separately. | 165 °FKeep Warm holds 165 °F; Super Smoke is available between 165 and 225 °F.Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood owner's manual T07090/BChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Highest set temperatureThe highest cooking temperature the manufacturer documents for the controller. This is a control limit, not a measured grate temperature. A direct-flame or sear-zone figure is recorded in the direct-flame field instead. | 500 °FSources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood Support GuideChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified. |
Direct-flame or sear optionWhether the manufacturer documents a way to expose food to the fire, such as a slide plate or open burn pot, and any figure it states for that zone. Sear figures and zone names are manufacturer claims. A separately sold side burner or attachment is not part of the grill. | No direct-flame zone is documented; the manual states the grill cooks with indirect heat and channels drippings to the grease keg. Traeger's FAQ says the main grates can sear.Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood owner's manual T07090/BChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Wi-Fi built inWhether the manufacturer documents a Wi-Fi radio in the grill's own controller. Wi-Fi in the controller still needs the maker's app and, for most features, an account and a home network the grill can reach outdoors. | YesWiFIRE controller described as Wi-Fi-capable and Bluetooth-enabled.Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood owner's manual T07090/BChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
App, network and account conditionsThe documented app, Wi-Fi band, Bluetooth role, account requirement and any subscription statement. A feature listed in the app is a manufacturer statement. No subscription stated means the source is silent, not that one can never be introduced. | Traeger app on iOS or Android; account sign-in during setup; router must be 2.4 GHz (5 GHz not supported); Bluetooth used for setup and Traeger Bluetooth accessories. No subscription is stated.The manual says the grill must remain connected to the internet to receive operating, safety and security updates.Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood owner's manual T07090/BChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Food probes includedThe number of food temperature probes the manufacturer states are supplied. A feature list naming dual probes does not establish how many are in the box. Wireless probes sold separately are not included. | 2 probesWired meat probes; Bluetooth probes are sold separately.Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood Support GuideChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood owner's manual T07090/BChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Wired probe portsThe number of wired food-probe ports on the controller as documented. Extra ports need extra probes, usually sold separately. A port count is not a probe accuracy statement. | Not verifiedWe have not verified this value. It is not a confirmed no or zero. Check the original source or ask the manufacturer if it affects your choice. Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood owner's manual T07090/BChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value.Traeger: Ironwood Support GuideChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified. |
Pellet level sensing documentedWhether the manufacturer documents a pellet level sensor, gauge or low-pellet alarm for this grill. A sight window is not a sensor. Features listed for select models are not attributed to a model unless the source names it. | YesIntegrated pellet sensor reports the pellet level in the Traeger app.Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood Support GuideChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified. |
Assembled dimensionsThe published assembled size with the axis order and any lid or shelf position the source states. Body size is not the clearance the manual requires to combustibles. Dimensions shown only in image descriptions are not used. | 59 in L x 25 in W x 48 in H; 38.8 in L with the side shelf down.Published in the support guide only; the product page and manual give no dimensions. The guide's metric shelf-down length reads 987 cm, an apparent typo.Source · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood Support GuideChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified. |
Assembled weightThe published weight of the assembled grill. Shipping weight is higher. Plan help for delivery and assembly; this figure is not a deck or surface load rating. | Sources disagreeThe sources give different answers, so we have not chosen one as fact. Read the attached notes and confirm the current specification before relying on it. Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood Support GuideChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified. |
Power requirementsThe documented supply voltage, rated power, cord and outlet or extension-cord conditions. Follow the manual's outlet and extension-cord requirements and use a qualified electrician where the manual calls for one. Rated watts are not running cost. | 100-120 V AC, 218 W; detachable 6 ft cord. GFCI protection required on the circuit or outlet; any extension cord must be an outdoor-rated No. 14 AWG grounded cord for 120 V models.Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood owner's manual T07090/BChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Manufacturer clearance to combustiblesThe minimum distance from combustible materials and any overhead or floor conditions stated in the manual. This is the manufacturer's safety requirement, not a site assessment. Local building or fire rules can add conditions. | Minimum 20 in (50.8 cm) from the grill to nearby combustibles such as railings, siding, window frames and furniture; outdoor use only in a well-ventilated area.Source · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood owner's manual T07090/BChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Manufacturer warrantyThe warranty periods the manufacturer publishes, by component where it splits them. A headline year count can cover only some parts. Paid protection plans are separate purchases, and seller conditions can apply. | 10-year limited warranty headline. Per the manual: 10 years against rust-through on the body, legs, doors and shelves; 3 years on the controller, auger, fan, drip tray and heat shield; 1 year on the hot rod, pellet sensor, cord, sensors and probes.Coverage requires purchase from traeger.com or an authorized dealer.Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood owner's manual T07090/BChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Included in the packageItems the manufacturer lists for the exact US package, such as probes, cords, shelves and grease or ash parts. Covers, accessory racks, side burners, pellets and paid protection plans are included only when listed for the selected package. | Grill with WiFIRE controller, two wired meat probes, two-tier grates, side shelf, bottom shelf, P.A.L. accessory rail, EZ-Clean grease and ash keg with keg liners, and the detachable 6 ft power cord, per the manual parts list and product page.Sources · 2026-10-21Traeger: Ironwood pellet grill product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Traeger: Ironwood owner's manual T07090/BChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
| Questions to check before buying | Assembled weight differs between the product page (199 lb) and the support guide (199.5 lb), and dimensions appear only in the support guide. Temperatures, the pellet sensor and app features are manufacturer statements, not measured grate temperatures or tested connectivity. |