Gas fireplace, but hot with heat pump?!

  • Erstellt am 2019-09-15 19:54:58

hampshire

2019-09-17 11:13:22
  • #1

This question is only asked by someone who has little experience cooking with both systems. We have "only" induction. It works excellently, is fast, comfortable (full surface, sensors for the pots...) and easy to clean. Still, a gas cooktop is a different league and more flexible to use. Forget the technical data and features and think in terms of the feeling of immediate cooking. There are good reasons why you mostly find gas in good professional kitchens. Things not only have a price but also a value. Everyone determines this for themselves. For , who shows a thrifty side in other threads, the gas line for the stove has the corresponding value. Non-hobbyists might shake their heads at that. So what.
 

Dr Hix

2019-09-17 11:13:34
  • #2


We have also equipped the veranda with a natural gas connection to connect the grill there.
 

j1985

2019-09-17 11:17:54
  • #3
But you need a different gas grill than the ones with tanks, right? In the USA, there were two different types of Weber gas grills.
 

Schlenk-Bär

2019-09-17 11:18:47
  • #4

Nice post. I keep wondering why people feel they have to justify choosing gas... you could just as well ask why someone uses induction. That annoying humming and non-intuitive cooking. It’s really a matter of taste.
 

Dr Hix

2019-09-17 11:23:05
  • #5


Yes. It has to be a device that either comes from the factory with a natural gas connection or for which the manufacturer offers an official "conversion kit" (at least according to my installer’s information. They are cautious with gas ).
 

nordanney

2019-09-17 11:31:23
  • #6
What buzzing? I have Neff + WMF/Ikea/Tupper pots. Nothing buzzes. Only the fan sometimes turns on.
 

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