Features of the Dyna-Glo Premium 4 Burner Natural Gas Grill
Automotive-quality, stainless steel finish not only turns heads but is easy to clean and maintain. A 10-foot natural gas hose and quick connect are included so you can easily connect to your natural gas source.
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This grill 2 pieces heavy gauge 7mm enameled cast iron cooking grates to give you perfectly seared steaks to lock in those natural juices
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Have full control of the grill with chrome-plated, infinite setting control valves and an easy-push Electro Pulse Ignition for quick start-up.
Built-in, stainless thermometer gives an accurate temperature reading to helps you achieve perfectly cooked foods.
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Four Commercial-grade stainless steel burners deliver 12,000BTU each to give a total 44,000 total BTUs of steady heat for the primary cooking area.
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12,000 BTU stainless steel burner with flush mounted cover. This side burner provides flexibility for cooking foods on skillets or saucepans, perfect for sauces.
is the natural gas grill ready to go or do you need to buy a conversion kit?
It’s ready to go. It has everything you need to set up and start grilling.
Do you need bricks in the unit?
You do not need any ceramic bricks for this unit. It has 5 stainless tube burners with heat tents over each burner to distribute heat evenly under the grilles.
Is the quick connect fitting male or female?
The quick connect fitting on this grill is female.
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Stainless DGA480SSN-D / Bronze DGA480BSN (Discountined)
- 4 burners @ 12,000BTU each
- Total primary BTU: 48,000
- Side burner: 12,000 BTU
- Total BTU is 60,000
- Primary cooking area: 480 square inches
- Secondary cooking area: 186 square inches
- Total cooking area: 667 square inches
- Finish is Burnished Bronze Metallic
- Protect your grill with a custom fit Dyna-Glo premium cover, Model # DG400C (sold separately)
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This Dyna-Go 4 Burner Natural Gas Grill offers you to cook style, quality, and performance. The 4 burners feature 667 square inches of total cooking space and four commercial grade stainless steel burners with a side burner. The high-quality stainless steel cart offers ample storage, and the grill includes stainless steel rod cooking grates, temperature gauge, and electronic ignition.
This Grill comes in 2 styles – Stainless and Burnished Bronze Metallic
Note: You must have natural Gas plumbed to your deck or patio in order to use this grill.
Easiest, cheapest solution in converting your propane grill, into a natural gas fed grill.
FAQ
Can I switch my grill from propane to natural gas?
What happens if you run natural gas through a propane grill?
Can I use natural gas instead of propane?
Can you convert a propane grill to natural gas?
Make sure your grill is convertible — not all are! An official kit from your grills manufacturer is recommended to convert from propane to natural gas. The work itself is easy to follow. You should be capable, just follow the videos below. If you’re not confident, many plumbers and gas companies can make the conversion for you.
Can a propane grill use natural gas?
Not every propane grill can use natural gas, so be sure to consult your owner’s manual. Many LP grills have manufacturer ‘dual-fuel labels’ showing they can be converted to NG. If so, then the manufacturer will offer conversion kits via their website or other retail outlets. This is great news!
Do you need a conversion kit for a propane grill?
You’ll need a specific conversion kit for your grill’s brand and model. Always ensure proper installation and safety checks to avoid potential hazards. Warning: While conversion kits are available and easily accessible, converting propane to natural gas should be done by a professional.
Can a gas grill run off natural gas?
Your first port of call should be to check if your grill can even run off natural gas. You can either do this by consulting your grill brand’s website or owners manual. Alternatively, search your grill for the dual fuel markings on your grill. One of the best bits of kit that you can get to help you is a conversion kit.