On Nov 21, 5:47*pm, Harry Bloomfield
wrote:
Jethro pretended :

1) anyone familiar with the above, or can suggest an equivalent ...
2) Regarding fitting. Would I be correct in assuming the best way
forward would be to arrange to physically fit the thing (cutting
space, etc) and then call a gas engineer to complete the gas bits ? Or
is there some logic to getting the thing gassed up, and *then* fitting
it ? (Can't see it myself) ....

These things usually just plug into a wall mounted gas outlet socket.

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* * * * Harry (M1BYT) (L)http://www.ukradioamateur.co.uk

Unfortunately, our existing cooker is electric ... we have a gas hob
though, but that was fitted with a ridgid pipe - so at least we'd need
the socket fitted ...

ding

of course if it does come with a standard pipey-thingy, then the
socket could be fitted whenever ....