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[Solved] Old Flat: Replacing 4.5 kW Gas Stove with Induction Hob - Suitable Models, Wiring & Tips

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  • #31 18480406
    Szyszkownik Kilkujadek
    Level 37  
    Janusz_kk wrote:
    niezaradek wrote:
    I know what I write. I had gas for 20 years. In a block of flats and then in my own house.
    When I switched to electricity, we breathed a sigh of relief.

    Well, you don't know :) gas from a cylinder and gas from a pipe are completely different gases and behave differently, the kitchen and especially the ventilation must be adapted to the type of gas, the author has an apartment in an old tenement house which was definitely not adapted to natural gas.
    Look how many explosions are from the gas cylinder and how many gas is from the pipe.

    In fact, bottled gas (LPG) contains more tar than mains natural gas.

    A flat with a gas connection should undergo a chimney and gas inspection every year. This is taken care of by the building administrator.

    Houses where gas is from a cylinder are not subject to such inspections and hence a much higher number of accidents.
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  • #32 18480921
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #33 18480958
    bigmaster
    Level 15  
    I think that a different type of power control (maybe it shifts from field to field), unfortunately amica did not answer me and I asked them the same question

    in 230v already the fields are built with less power.
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  • #34 18481052
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #35 19419241
    S1aw3k
    Level 5  
    The Electrolux hob works, it has never knocked out traffic jams, 2 burners can go to the max, when I turn on the 3rd or 4th hob, it lowers the power. It has never happened that we needed 4 burners with maximum power.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around replacing a 4.5 kW gas stove with an induction hob in an old flat with a single-phase electrical system. Users express concerns about the limitations of using induction on a single-phase supply, particularly regarding power consumption and the risk of tripping circuit breakers when multiple appliances are in use. Recommendations include considering a dual-fuel setup (induction and gas) or opting for induction hobs that allow power limitation. Specific models from Electrolux, such as the Slim-fit LIR60433B and LIT60433, are mentioned for their flexibility in power settings. Users emphasize the importance of consulting with an electrician for proper installation and the potential need for a priority switch to manage power distribution effectively.
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