Delta Heat
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Delta Heat · Single Drop-In Side Burner
Add a dedicated cooking station beside your Delta Heat grill. This single drop-in side burner gives cookware its own place in the outdoor kitchen, with battery-powered electronic ignition and a supplied stainless steel cover.
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View product detailsKeep a pot or pan beside the grill on a dedicated single burner. The drop-in format fits a separate opening in your outdoor kitchen.
Electronic ignition uses an AAA battery. The single-burner ignition system is distinct from the double-burner model’s 9V system.
The supplied stainless steel top cover protects the cooking section between uses. Remove it before lighting and cooking, as directed in the manual.
Your selected configuration
Measure once. Plan with confidence.
The current D-series manual shows a 12-inch-wide by 17-inch-deep appliance and an opening 10.625 inches wide by 16.25 inches deep. The drawing does not specify a cutout height for the single burner. Have your installer use the complete manual to plan support, ventilation, gas access and clearances before making the opening.
The single burner uses battery-powered electronic ignition with an AAA battery. The manual describes a 9V ignition battery and a connection for LED feature lights on the double-burner models. Those double-burner details should not be assumed to apply to this single drop-in model.
The current D-series parts list identifies a side-burner cover and one cooking grate for both fuel configurations. The gas regulator is specific to the selected fuel. Your installer should confirm the appliance rating plate matches the gas supply and follow the manual for the correct connection and regulator.
RATINGS & OWNER INSIGHTS
What owners report. What our research finds.
Delta Heat Single drop-in side burners family
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
The single drop-in burner is a useful way to make a compact outdoor kitchen more complete. We like it for sauces, vegetables and the pan work that otherwise sends you back indoors while the grill is running. Owners appreciate that extra cooking position and the ability to manage heat for side dishes. It is a focused addition rather than a replacement for a full cooktop. Choose its location around a safe landing spot for hot cookware and an accessible gas connection.
Owners appreciate having a separate place for vegetables and sauces, with one specifically noting heat control for those tasks. Other comments are more general about quality and satisfaction. The useful takeaway is that this burner complements the main grill well for everyday side dishes. We would not stretch that praise into a claim about unusually large cookware or years of outdoor durability, which are different questions from preparing a sauce successfully.
Owners describe preparing sauces and vegetables alongside the main grill. A separate burner lets those foods follow their own timing, which is especially helpful when the grill lid needs to stay closed. Place it close enough to supervise comfortably without crowding the grill's own controls and serving space.
The drop-in format suits an island where every section of countertop has to earn its place. Stainless construction coordinates with Delta Heat cooking equipment without adding a large separate appliance. Check the actual pan footprint, including handles, before assuming that a compact cutout also means compact working space.
This is best for one supporting task at a time. If you often boil a pot and keep a sauce warm together, the double side burner may better suit your cooking. A power burner is a different choice again for large vessels; choose around cookware rather than appearance.
Sauce spills are easiest to deal with before they become repeated baked-on residue. Leave room to remove the cooking parts for cleaning and access the connection below. Match the ordered fuel type to the installation rather than treating propane and natural gas versions as interchangeable.
We would choose this for a compact island and a cook who regularly needs one pan beside the grill. It can add more everyday usefulness than another rarely used specialty accessory. Include the connection work and any required cabinetry in the price comparison.
The 4.5/5 Market Rating is based on 4 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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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.
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What owners report. What our research finds.
Delta Heat Single drop-in side burners family
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
The single drop-in burner is a useful way to make a compact outdoor kitchen more complete. We like it for sauces, vegetables and the pan work that otherwise sends you back indoors while the grill is running. Owners appreciate that extra cooking position and the ability to manage heat for side dishes. It is a focused addition rather than a replacement for a full cooktop. Choose its location around a safe landing spot for hot cookware and an accessible gas connection.
Owners appreciate having a separate place for vegetables and sauces, with one specifically noting heat control for those tasks. Other comments are more general about quality and satisfaction. The useful takeaway is that this burner complements the main grill well for everyday side dishes. We would not stretch that praise into a claim about unusually large cookware or years of outdoor durability, which are different questions from preparing a sauce successfully.
Owners describe preparing sauces and vegetables alongside the main grill. A separate burner lets those foods follow their own timing, which is especially helpful when the grill lid needs to stay closed. Place it close enough to supervise comfortably without crowding the grill's own controls and serving space.
The drop-in format suits an island where every section of countertop has to earn its place. Stainless construction coordinates with Delta Heat cooking equipment without adding a large separate appliance. Check the actual pan footprint, including handles, before assuming that a compact cutout also means compact working space.
This is best for one supporting task at a time. If you often boil a pot and keep a sauce warm together, the double side burner may better suit your cooking. A power burner is a different choice again for large vessels; choose around cookware rather than appearance.
Sauce spills are easiest to deal with before they become repeated baked-on residue. Leave room to remove the cooking parts for cleaning and access the connection below. Match the ordered fuel type to the installation rather than treating propane and natural gas versions as interchangeable.
We would choose this for a compact island and a cook who regularly needs one pan beside the grill. It can add more everyday usefulness than another rarely used specialty accessory. Include the connection work and any required cabinetry in the price comparison.
The 4.5/5 Market Rating is based on 4 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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