Four requirements for the installation of embedded gas stoves

In recent years, the built-in gas stove has been loved by young people not only because it is beautiful and beautiful, but also because it is clean, but do you really understand it? Do you know how to embed it? Or do you know how it is safe to install? There are too many cases of gas stove embedding failure due to improper hole size and incorrect installation method. Today I will tell you about the things you need to know before installing a built-in gas stove.

The built-in gas stove is to make the cabinet countertop into a concave shape, and the gas stove is embedded in, so that the gas stove panel and the cabinet countertop are close to a flat surface, making the kitchen look more advanced and easier to manage. If you want to install a built-in gas stove, you must know its installation conditions.

1. Determine your own gas source

We all know that different gas sources have different requirements for stoves, so before purchasing a gas stove, you need to confirm your own gas source type and choose a product that matches it.

There are three common sources of air in life:

1. Liquefied petroleum gas: the main components are propylene, propane, butane, butene, and it is written as "Y" or "LPG" on the nameplate, the common one is 20Y, and the rated pressure is 2800Pa.

2. Natural gas: The main component is methane, and it is written as "T" or "NG" on the nameplate. The common ones are 10T and 12T, and the rated pressure is 2000Pa.

3. Artificial gas: The main components are hydrogen, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and methane. It is written as "R" or "MG" on the nameplate, which can be divided into 5R, 6R and 7R, and the rated pressure is 1000Pa.

If the label on the cooktop is JZT-HA7B-12T, it can be judged that it is a household gas stove with 12T natural gas; if the label on the cooktop is JZY-QB506-12T, it means it uses 12T liquefied gas.

Second, determine the installation location

Electrical appliances that are closely related to safety must always pay special attention to the installation environment. The built-in gas stove should be installed in a well-ventilated kitchen without strong convection (the area is not less than 2 square meters, the clear height is not less than 2.2m), and there should be no external gas pipes, wires and other easy Fuel. Not only that, the built-in gas stove must be at least 15cm away from the wall, and at least 75cm away from other items (tableware, condiments, etc.).

Notice:

1. Open two 50mm×150mm holes for the cabinet under the built-in gas stove, which are specially used for ventilation, which can effectively reduce the flameout phenomenon when the cabinet door is opened and closed, and help to find gas leakage in time.

2. When installing, please use the gas hose that meets the requirements of the gas company.

3. If the gas source uses liquefied gas, a pressure reducing valve that meets the national standard and has passed the test must be used.

Three, determine the size of the opening

The built-in gas stove needs to open a hole on the countertop, here is a technical term: R angle. The R angle refers to the radius of the opening. For example, if the value of the R angle is 30, the radius of the four arc corners of the cooktop when opening the hole is 30mm. Different types of gas stoves have different requirements for the opening size. Generally speaking, the more accurate the opening size value, the better the stability in future use, so please strictly follow the size marked in the product manual when opening the hole.

Fourth, determine the socket location

Some embedded gas stoves need to be plugged in for use. Before the formal installation, determine the location of the power cord. Generally, the stove is on the side of the wall and to the left of the center. Remember to reserve a three-hole socket. If you are buying a gas stove with batteries, you do not need to consider this issue.

To do this in the preliminary work, even if it is full marks. However, for safety reasons, we still need to emphasize the precautions for later use. We must regularly check the gas hose for leaks, and replace it with a new one after 2 years of use. After all, life safety is no small matter.