BBQs & braziers with adjustable heat level

Heat level adjustment

— the intensity of heating directly depends on the height of the grate or skewers above the coals. Accordingly, this function allows you to change this intensity according to the specifics of the situation. For example, skewers can be set higher above “fresh” coals, and when some of the coals burn out and the heat subsides, lower them down, maintaining the cooking mode. Another way to use this adjustment is to cook different foods at the same time that require different heat intensities.
In barbecues (see "Type"), this feature is usually implemented by a set of slots for skewers with different depths. Usually, there are two sets of slots — "regular" and deep; accordingly, choosing one or another seat, you can change the height of the skewer. A similar method is used in grills: the design provides for several (two or more) sets of guides for the grill, at different heights.