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Installing Gas Range
Installation of a gas range requires running a new gas line from the
basement utility room to the kitchen, a total of about ten feet. The installation instructions indicate either a 1/2 or 3/4-inch line can be used. The easiest approach would be to tee black pipe into an existing 1/2-inch gas line feeding a 40 gal/40,000 BTU gas water heater. Will the 1/2-inch line now feeding the water heater have enough capacity to support both the water heater and a gas range? The combined BTU of all the range burners is about 60,000 BTU. Opinions? |
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