Gas Cooktop Natural Gas to LPG Conversion by ezy2learn 

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There's no exact scale of turn the gas flow screw, but you need to turn the screw clockwise about half way or a bit more until you get the correct length of flame for each burner (blue flame) not yellow or orange color.

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Did you find an answer to this by any chance? I was thinking the same, as on a house set-up natural gas or LPG, both set-ups have two regulators, one at the stove and one at the mains/ LPG bottle.

I looked up Gasland Chef GH30SF but it is not available in my location. but what's the problem exactly to connect a cylinder hose and regulator. Please provide more information about issues you are facing and I might be able to hel you. Thank you

Did you mean the electrical cable? if yes, then you don't need to worry about it as it is used for ignition only and it is not connected to the gas source or type!

the back cord is required to ignite the stove unless you want to use lighter or matches to start up your fire.

Nozzle swap is required if you are changing from LGP to Natural Gas or vice versa. As LPG is thinner and requires tighter nozzle hole, but Natural Gas is thicker and requires bigger nozzle hole to work properly. If your hob is designed for LPG and it is going to work with LPG bottles, then you don't need to change anything. Thank you

@@ezy2Learn Thanks for getting back so quickly, yes that makes sense. I have ordered it from a well-known online retailer in SriLanka, as they don't have central gas there, I'm guessing the hobs will probably already come with the correct ones, but I'll double check. Thanks again - much appreciated!

no, one is enough as long as it delivers the correct pressure to your stove, usually it is around 2.75kPa

Ok, you are right about that one :) I just wanted to say that you can adjust the flame from dials not from the regulator! my apology

@@ezy2Learn How do you know that you have the correct orifice valves?

@@robertallison1449 Very sorry about the delay, I didn't see your question until now! every orifice valve has a number on it, that number indicate the hole flow size. Generally speaking, LPG is lighter in weight so, you will need to install small orifice with smaller hole size. if your stove is connected to NG and it has 4 burners (1 large burner, 1 small burner and 2 medium burners) you are going to convert it to LPG, then most likely the orifice that was used on NG from medium burner will work perfectly on the larger burner with LPG! But if you want to further details, you can search online for orifice size chart and it should explain it. Thank you

elbow fitting is standard ½ inch (15cm) Australian size plumbing elbow. You may connect your stove directly to a Gas regulator as per video which is ½ Female both sides then direct gas hose to your gas bottle or you may connect your stove to gas bottle using a gas hose with builtin regulator like the BBQ one, similar to this one: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1861/0291/products/Untitled-1_d4c05e0e-35d0-435f-9735-12d80b9ec63f_1400x.jpg?v=1527207756

@@ezy2Learn yes I want to connect this regular bbq hose to the 1/2 inch fitting but not sure what fitting to buy in between cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1861/0291/products/Untitled-1_d4c05e0e-35d0-435f-9735-12d80b9ec63f_1400x.jpg?v=1527207756 Is this regular bbq hose fitting 8mm?

I figured out... It is 3/8 sae male to 1/2 bsp female. Thanks for help anyway. Great video!

Very helpful on the gas top there.

I purchased that cooktop back in year 2016 from an online store. I don't have the original box for it to tell the brand name and I can not really remember!

ràymond ford just change the noozle...NG to LPG

Yes, you can use it without installation, just make sure it is stable and gas hose away from fire. OR you can build a 20cm wooden frame and install it on top of it and it will portable.

@@ezy2Learn Thanks for your information.

@@ConnectingNatureAndPeople you are very welcome :)

LPG =liquid petroleum gas is the same as propane

I bought it online years ago and I don't remember seller name

That was purchased years ago and i don't remember the brand

Converting Natural gas to LPG

You need to convert a natural gas appliance to LPG using the jets provided with the appliance because if you don't, the existing natural gas jets will put too much LPG into them, and you get an uncontrollable flame that produces huge yellow tips depositing soot and carbon on pans and kettles along with a horrible gassy smell emitted. Jetting a natural gas appliance for LPG bottled gas and propane tank supply ensures proper operation and safe use.

I don't understand, sorry!

He wants you to do a tutorial in Hindi (Indian language)

What do you mean ?