Connecting natural gas kitchen range

Stove

Cooking with natural gas is a genuine pleasure. The heat you want is available in seconds, and in the event of a power outage, your gas burners can be lit manually.

With a natural gas kitchen range, you can instantly obtain the exact cooking temperature you want, then raise or lower the heat faster than with an electric range, thanks to the blue flame that gives you the precision and control you need – on the stove and in the oven.

The natural gas kitchen range lets you cook over a direct flame

Natural gas is king in the kitchen.

There’s something magical about cooking with gas. Instant, precise heat and the ability to adjust temperatures almost immediately makes stove-top cooking a breeze.

Guide d'achat cuisinière au gaz & conseils

-The Ricardo tips for buying a gas cooker. (Youtube) french

-Guide And complete buying advice Jenn-Air Manufacturing

-Guidelines Installation of a natural gas stove (french)

Flexible Dormont hose for 1/2 or 5/8 IN natural gas stove, approximately 48 "long Easy to install,

This flexible hose meets the B-149 natural gas code standard with mobile grade gas connections contains a 304 stainless steel composition. The flexible hose greatly reduces the growth of bacteria and mold on the connector and hose flexible. This flexible connector has end fittings on both ends with 1/2 or 5/8 IN male adapters.

MINIMUM CLEARANCE

Unless otherwise certified and registered with the plate  signage stove, domestic stoves should have a higher clearance (above the burners) of at least 30 inches (750 mm) from combustible materials .

This release (compared to any combustible material) may however be reduced to 24 inches (600 mm) provided that the material located above the cooking surface, ie:> incombustible; or> protected with a cardboard insulating at least 0.25 inch (6 mm) thick and coated with a gauge sheet metal at least 28 GSG; or> protected by a metal hood.

In addition, the kitchen cabinets that are located horizontally within 18 inches of the intended location of the stove must have a vertical clearance (above the burners) at least 18 inches (450 mm) to do not require protection. (7.32.6, 7.32.4, 7.32.7 and NBC)