LPG Gas Stove (LPG Stove) – LPG Gas Oven (LPG Oven) – LPG Gas Cooktop (LPG Cooktop)
Natural gas and LPG gas stove (LPG stove), LPG gas cooktop (LPG cooktop) & LPG gas oven (LPG oven) make for a great cooking experience, just like professional chefs.
Best of all, you can have gas cooking no matter where you live.
Electric Stove vs LPG Gas Stove – LPG Stove – LPG Gas Stove and Oven
A LPG gas stove (LPG stove) heats faster and cool off faster than electric stoves. It can also be combined into an LPG gas stove and oven.
This makes electric stoves take longer to get hot and harder to control the temperature when a temperature change is required.
Electric stove vs LPG gas stove (LPG stove): Gas cooking is just better.
There’s simply no substitute for gas cooking.
Leading chefs agree that the instantly controllable heat of a direct flame LPG gas cooktop (LPG cooktop), that wraps around the pan, provides the ultimate cooking experience.
You get fast and even heat, with instant temperature control at your fingertips.
Cooking on a LPG gas cooktop (LPG cooktop) is also very affordable, with an average family spending less than 50 cents per day to cook like a master chef.
With an LPG gas stove (LPG stove) or LPG gas stove and oven, that experience is available to you, no matter where you live, even if you don’t currently have gas.
LPG Gas Cooking Includes:
♦ Quality brands include:
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- Westinghouse
- Euro
- Chef
- and many more
♦ Freestanding upright LPG gas stove (LPG stove)
♦ LPG gas stove and oven
♦ LPG gas cooktop (LPG cooktop)
♦ LPG Gas oven (LPG oven)
♦ LPG gas oven and cooktop
♦ LPG Gas cookers
♦ Rangehoods
♦ A range of finishes
Cook with Gas No Matter Where You Live
Almost everyone wants to be able to cook like a professional chef, with an LPG cooktop.
Now you can!
LPG is Everywhere
But how can you enjoy gas cooking if you live in an area without natural gas supply?
LPG gas is the answer.
An LPG gas stove (LPG stove) or LPG gas stove and oven is available virtually anywhere in Australia and adding it to your all-electric home is easier than you think.
LPG Gas Cooktop (LPG Cooktop) – The Better Way to Cook
Cooking with an LPG gas cooktop (LPG cooktop) or LPG gas oven and cooktop is so much better than using a traditional electric cooktop.
An LPG gas cooktop (LPG cooktop) provides heat more rapidly and evenly, as the flame wraps around the pan.
LPG gas cooktop (LPG cooktop) temperature control is instantaneous, so you don’t have to move a pot off the burner to stop cooking.
Finally, imagine being able to cook a real stir fry in a proper wok, with a gas wok burner!
LPG Gas Cooktop (LPG Cooktop) is Easy to Install
An LPG gas cooktop (LPG cooktop) or LPG gas oven and cooktop can be fitted into the same space as your old electric cooktop.
You just measure your current unit and select an LPG gas cooktop (LPG cooktop) that is the same size.
You can even install a larger unit, if you have additional countertop space.
How to Change Natural Gas Stove to an LPG Gas Stove
Most LPG (propane) appliances can be converted to natural gas and vice versa, this includes an LPG gas stove (LPG stove) or LPG gas stove and oven.
To be sure, consult your owner’s manual, look on the manufacturer’s website or contact them directly.
Typically, some kind of conversion kit is required, even if just to change the size of the gas jets.
Cook Like a Pro at an Affordable Price with an LPG Cooktop
Best of all, cooking with LPG gas is very affordable.
There are quality LPG cooktop models available for under $600.
This includes many LPG cooktop models with a premium stainless steel finish, wok burner and electronic ignition, so no wasted gas on pilot lights.
LPG gas is very affordable, too.
The LPG gas for cooking typically costs less than $0.50 per day.
How long will a gas bottle last using an LPG gas cooktop?
That depends on the gas consumption rating of the LPG gas cooktop (LPG cooktop) or LPG gas oven and cooktop burners being used.
Burner gas consumption is expressed in mega joules or MJ of energy.
One litre of LPG has approximately 25MJ of energy content.
A 45kg gas bottle contains just a bit more than 88 litres or approximately 2200MJ of energy.
So, to determine how long the gas bottle will last, you just divide 2200 by the MJ rating of the heater:
Example 1: a small 5MJ/H LPG gas cooktop (LPG cooktop) burner will run for approximately 440 hours* on a 45kg gas bottle (2200÷5=440)
Example 2: a large 12MJ/H LPG cooktop burner will run for approximately 183 hours* on a 45kg gas bottle (2200÷12=183)
*Please note that the calculations shown assume that you use the LPG gas cooktop (LPG cooktop) burner on its maximum setting.
Gas consumption would be less, and the gas bottle would last longer, on lower settings, such as during simmering.
A 45kg gas bottle could last for a year or more when used just for cooking.
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Eric Hahn has over a decade of experience in the LPG industry and has become a key figure in shaping how LPG is marketed and communicated. As the creator of one of the world’s first LPG blogs, Eric has authored over 200 technical posts, helping educate and inform the industry and consumers.
Eric has served on multiple committees for Gas Energy Australia and the World LPG Association (WLPGA), contributing to important discussions and advancements within the global LPG sector. He has presented at WLPGA Annual Conferences, sharing his expertise as a speaker, panellist, and panel chair.
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Steve Reynolds
Technical Consultant
Steve Reynolds is a leading expert in the LPG industry with over 22 years of experience. As part of the national management team at ELGAS, Steve ensures the safe and efficient storage, handling, and transportation of LPG. He serves as the lead investigator for incidents and collaborates with authorities on industry developments.
Steve is a technical advisor to Standards Australia and Gas Energy Australia (GEA), and an active member of the World LPG Association (WLPGA), contributing to global standards and technical reviews. He holds a BSc. (Hons) in Industrial Chemistry from UNSW and has held senior safety and technical roles at ELGAS, making him a trusted authority in LPG safety and standards.