Does anyone have an idea of any solutions to this issue?
We have a gas fire, in the lounge, and SWMBO would like to keep it. I contacted the fire supplier to see if I could switch the fire to LPG, but they stopped doing that in the last couple of years and couldn’t recommend a solution.
The room has UF heating so a fire is quite handy. I would like to get rid of our gas supply but this is the only issue stopping me and SWMBO is digging her heels in
Mitsubishi Ecodan
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Yuff wrote: ↑Sat Sep 02, 2023 8:36 am
Does anyone have an idea of any solutions to this issue?
We have a gas fire, in the lounge, and SWMBO would like to keep it. I contacted the fire supplier to see if I could switch the fire to LPG, but they stopped doing that in the last couple of years and couldn’t recommend a solution.
The room has UF heating so a fire is quite handy. I would like to get rid of our gas supply but this is the only issue stopping me and SWMBO is digging her heels in
I believe that any gas appliance can be converted to bottle gas simply by swapping the jet nozzle.
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You need to consult the manufacturers installation instructions, only if they specifically state and supply the conversion kit can you do it. If it is an ILFE or a DFE model be careful as the ventilation requirements may be different for LPG.
