Delta Heat
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Delta Heat · 38-Inch Gas Grills
Build your outdoor kitchen around the 38-inch Delta Heat gas grill. Its 304 stainless steel construction, double-lined hood, ceramic briquette heat distribution and stainless steel cooking grates bring considered materials and practical cooking features together.
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5.3 cubic feet of outdoor refrigerated storage
Keep drinks close to the conversation. The Dometic EA24F brings 5.3 cubic feet of refrigerated storage to your outdoor kitchen, pairing a stainless steel interior and exterior with adjustable shelving, digital temperature control, and blue LED lighting. Designed for built-in installation, it creates a dedicated place for beverages beside your cooking and entertaining space.
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60,000 BTU dual-ring power burner
304 stainless steel construction, removable wok ring and stainless steel top cover.
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Two sealed side burners
304 stainless steel construction, illuminated control panel and stainless steel top cover.
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A flat cooking surface for your Delta Heat grill
Optional DHGP18 attachment. Delta Heat lists this griddle plate for Delta Heat grills and the Delta Heat power burner; follow the appliance instructions for placement and use.
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Optional left-side infrared upgrade for compatible G and R grills
Replaces a conventional left-side burner in a compatible DHBQ32 or DHBQ38 grill. Confirm the complete model and obtain applicable manufacturer installation instructions. RS models already include a sear burner and are excluded from this optional upgrade.
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Built-in jacket for compatible DHBQ38 installations
For a built-in Delta Heat38 grill in combustible construction. Confirm the current complete-model installation drawing and required clearances with the installer. Grill sold separately.
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Coordinated island storage; separate opening required
Independent outdoor-kitchen door and two-drawer unit. This does not attach to the grill or its cart; plan the manufacturer-specified opening and clearance for drawers and door.
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Coordinated island storage; separate opening required
Independent36-inch storage unit with one access door and two drawers. Does not attach to the grill or cart; plan a separate manufacturer-specified opening.
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Solid-fuel cooking tray for Delta Heat gas grills
For lump wood or charcoal; listed for Delta Heat 26-, 32- and 38-inch grills. Confirm placement with your full appliance instructions.
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VCBQ38-C is the 38-inch built-in cover. Freestanding grills use a separate cover.
Heavy-duty vinyl cover for the 38-inch Delta Heat built-in grill. Select the cover that matches your grill size and built-in configuration.
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Stainless steel U-burners work beneath ceramic briquettes to spread radiant heat across the stainless steel cooking grates.
Blue LED lighting illuminates the control knobs, while interior halogen lights help you monitor the cooking surface.
304 stainless steel construction, seamless welds and a double-lined hood give the grill a substantial place in your outdoor kitchen.
The warming rack offers another place for warming and indirect cooking while you finish the main course.
Your selected configuration
Measure once. Plan with confidence.
Plan a noncombustible cutout 36.5 inches wide, 19.75 inches deep and 9.5 inches high. These are opening dimensions, separate from the overall grill size. Combustible cabinetry requires the compatible insulating jacket and its own cutout. Provide 120V, 60Hz power on a dedicated 15-amp circuit. Have a qualified installer verify gas supply, regulator, ventilation and clearances using the exact-model manual before construction.
The 38-inch Delta Heat has three main cooking burner positions. Its cooking grates sit above briquette tray assemblies, with a warming rack providing another place to manage food during the meal. Use the main controls to organize cooking around the foods you are preparing, and keep adjacent preparation and serving space in the plan. The equipment package matters as well as the width: a standard model, a rotisserie model and an RS model do not supply the same cooking equipment.
This selection uses three stainless steel U-burners and does not include an infrared sear burner. The RS package replaces one U-burner with an infrared sear burner rather than adding a fourth main position. That changes the cooking equipment beneath the grates. Compare the exact equipment selection before ordering, especially when choosing a control-panel finish; only the combinations shown by the family selectors are offered.
The selected standard grill does not include the integrated rotisserie system. Choose a rotisserie-equipped family configuration if that cooking method is part of your plan, and check its Included equipment list for the components supplied. Do not assume the standard grill has the same rear burner and rotating-spit equipment as an R or RS selection. The RS package also changes one main cooking position to infrared searing.
The bare-grill opening is 36.5 inches wide, 19.75 inches deep and 9.5 inches high in a suitable noncombustible enclosure. These are cutout measurements, not the overall appliance dimensions. A combustible installation requires the compatible insulating jacket and its separate drawing. Plan the gas connection, ventilation, clearances and 120V, 60Hz electrical supply on a dedicated 15-amp circuit before construction, using the exact-model manual with your installer.
A matching side burner or power burner is a separate appliance, with its own opening, gas connection and installation requirements. Outdoor-rated refrigeration also needs its own space and utilities; it does not share the grill cutout. The recommendations on this page should be considered alongside your selected fuel and installation. Start with the grill’s included equipment, then plan preparation surfaces, access and the remaining appliances as a complete outdoor kitchen.
RATINGS & OWNER INSIGHTS
What owners report. What our research finds.
Delta Heat Gas grills family
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
We like Delta Heat for an outdoor kitchen where the grill needs to feel substantial without turning dinner into a technology project. Stainless cooking hardware, ceramic briquettes and useful lighting make a practical foundation for everyday meals. Choose the burner configuration carefully: a dedicated sear zone and rear rotisserie burner change what you can cook. Owners praise the cooking and finish, while heat-distribution and weather-exposure experiences make placement and maintenance worth planning. We would choose the right equipment and installation before simply moving up to the widest model.
Owners appreciate steady everyday cooking, useful lights and a grill that feels well made. One describes vegetables and burgers cooking evenly and particularly enjoys the infrared burner; another reports that the stainless finish remained attractive through a year of coastal use. Longer-term experiences are more mixed. A six-year owner describes deteriorating internal parts and ignition trouble, while another finds the rear of the cooking surface hotter than the front. These experiences make the exact burner layout, weather protection and access for maintenance meaningful parts of the purchase.
The conventional burners and ceramic briquettes suit a familiar grilling routine. If steak searing and rotisserie cooking are regular plans, compare the R and RS equipment before ordering. Owners who use the infrared option describe it as a worthwhile part of the cooking experience; it should be a deliberate choice rather than an assumed inclusion.
Owners specifically appreciate the lighting, and we can see its practical value when dinner runs past sunset. Illuminated controls help you find your settings, while the interior lights put attention on the food. Plan the electrical connection with the gas connection so those conveniences are ready when the grill is installed.
Do not assume every part of the grate behaves identically. An owner reports a hotter rear section, even after checking the gas supply. Give yourself time to learn the grill's cooking zones, and choose the dedicated sear configuration if that capability is central to how you cook.
One owner describes rain collecting in the drip tray despite using a cover. Choose the location thoughtfully, inspect the tray after wet weather and keep the cleaning routine easy to reach. Stainless construction still needs care, particularly near salt air, pools or irrigation.
For a replacement grill, measure the existing island against the exact model's installation drawing before ordering. Keep service access available and review the coverage for individual parts: the longest warranty terms do not apply equally to ignition, lighting, trays and labor.
Delta Heat makes the strongest case when you value substantial cooking hardware and will use the lighting and selected burner options regularly. Budget for the completed installation as well as the grill. Spending on the right searing or rotisserie configuration can be more useful than paying for extra width that your normal meals will not fill.
The 4.4/5 Market Rating is based on 11 eligible customer ratings reviewed by Hearth Outpost. The star breakdown distribution shows how those customers rated the product. These are aggregated customer reviews across the market and not random sampling. We display a single rating of four or five stars. At every other star level, we display the average once there are at least two eligible ratings.
The family assessment pools sizes, fuel types, generations and colors. Equipment differs by configuration. The HOP score is a price-independent research assessment. Owner themes summarize the accessible sample.
Research updated October 22, 2026.
Reviews & Ratings MethodologyConfidence for years of cooking
Delta Heat backs its stainless steel main burners and fabricated stainless steel housing with limited lifetime coverage. Stainless steel cooking grates receive 15 years of limited coverage, while the color front panel, rotisserie and sear burners, briquette trays and gas valves receive five years. Other grill components carry two years of limited coverage. Residential coverage applies under the complete written warranty.
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The Delta Heat story
Delta Heat was introduced by Twin Eagles founder and gas engineer Dante Cantal in 2012. It brought his experience in cooking equipment to a grill line designed to offer a wider range of outdoor kitchens the performance and quality he valued.
Made in the USA, Delta Heat grills carry that shared engineering heritage into everyday outdoor cooking. The collection forms part of the Twin Eagles Dometic family, alongside coordinated equipment for building an outdoor kitchen around the grill.
Visit the Delta Heat Shop by Hearth OutpostRATINGS & OWNER INSIGHTS
What owners report. What our research finds.
Delta Heat Gas grills family
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
We like Delta Heat for an outdoor kitchen where the grill needs to feel substantial without turning dinner into a technology project. Stainless cooking hardware, ceramic briquettes and useful lighting make a practical foundation for everyday meals. Choose the burner configuration carefully: a dedicated sear zone and rear rotisserie burner change what you can cook. Owners praise the cooking and finish, while heat-distribution and weather-exposure experiences make placement and maintenance worth planning. We would choose the right equipment and installation before simply moving up to the widest model.
Owners appreciate steady everyday cooking, useful lights and a grill that feels well made. One describes vegetables and burgers cooking evenly and particularly enjoys the infrared burner; another reports that the stainless finish remained attractive through a year of coastal use. Longer-term experiences are more mixed. A six-year owner describes deteriorating internal parts and ignition trouble, while another finds the rear of the cooking surface hotter than the front. These experiences make the exact burner layout, weather protection and access for maintenance meaningful parts of the purchase.
The conventional burners and ceramic briquettes suit a familiar grilling routine. If steak searing and rotisserie cooking are regular plans, compare the R and RS equipment before ordering. Owners who use the infrared option describe it as a worthwhile part of the cooking experience; it should be a deliberate choice rather than an assumed inclusion.
Owners specifically appreciate the lighting, and we can see its practical value when dinner runs past sunset. Illuminated controls help you find your settings, while the interior lights put attention on the food. Plan the electrical connection with the gas connection so those conveniences are ready when the grill is installed.
Do not assume every part of the grate behaves identically. An owner reports a hotter rear section, even after checking the gas supply. Give yourself time to learn the grill's cooking zones, and choose the dedicated sear configuration if that capability is central to how you cook.
One owner describes rain collecting in the drip tray despite using a cover. Choose the location thoughtfully, inspect the tray after wet weather and keep the cleaning routine easy to reach. Stainless construction still needs care, particularly near salt air, pools or irrigation.
For a replacement grill, measure the existing island against the exact model's installation drawing before ordering. Keep service access available and review the coverage for individual parts: the longest warranty terms do not apply equally to ignition, lighting, trays and labor.
Delta Heat makes the strongest case when you value substantial cooking hardware and will use the lighting and selected burner options regularly. Budget for the completed installation as well as the grill. Spending on the right searing or rotisserie configuration can be more useful than paying for extra width that your normal meals will not fill.
The 4.4/5 Market Rating is based on 11 eligible customer ratings reviewed by Hearth Outpost. The star breakdown distribution shows how those customers rated the product. These are aggregated customer reviews across the market and not random sampling. We display a single rating of four or five stars. At every other star level, we display the average once there are at least two eligible ratings.
The family assessment pools sizes, fuel types, generations and colors. Equipment differs by configuration. The HOP score is a price-independent research assessment. Owner themes summarize the accessible sample.
Research updated October 22, 2026.
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