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10Kw gas hob
On Jun 1, 1:56*pm, "David WE Roberts" wrote:
One of the things we bought from Ikea :-) Burners a 4kw 3kw 2kw * 2 1 kw So in theory the maximium demand for the hob 15 minutes before a dinner party and everything running late is 10Kw. Is this likely to have a major impact on the size of the gas supply pipe and will it suck gas backwards through the combi :-) Seriously, will a 15mm supply be O.K.? Looks like we will be running a seperate new feed to the combi. Cheers Dave R -- No plan survives contact with the enemy. [Not even bunny] Helmuth von Moltke the Elder (\__/) (='.'=) (")_(") If your gas supply pipe is undersized, the gas pressure falls away and all the appliances run at less than full output. This is noticable on a gas hob, the flames will be smaller. And get smaller as other appliances are turned on. Just as you might expect. Just as with electritcity cable, both diameter and length of the pipe are factors. |
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