Gas for hob

I would suggest a  camping gaz 907 or 904 cylinder  may be a more secure method of getting a gas supply to the hob for internal use ?

 ps the induction hob side  will need 6amp of your EHU and i think most leisure mains distributon boxes have 1x10amp and 2x 5amp trips

pps is this the second review of your convertion?

Looking at all options JVB66! 

Just been pointed towards the Webasto diesel hob - thus we could be totally gas free!

I am curious about using diesel for the boiler and (possibly) the hob. It would be an unusual arrangement which I haven’t come across before. Is there any advantage over gas? After all, an underslung LPG tank is very compact and easily refilled. It should fit comfortably between chassis members just like the water and waste tanks.

As for using a gas canister, these are often used for barbecues so you could check the BTU of a typical portable one e.g. Weber (which lasts 3 or 4 hours) against the BTU output of your hob. 

The gas tank is easily refilled if you can find a dispensing pump, HG. Like you, we have a tank but I’d not have one from choice. I think Phil's aim is to save space and weight.

I guess, but it’s the same weight just in different tanks. Easier to get diesel than LPG I suppose.

Diesel fired heating is pretty much standard on yachts - either Eberspacher or Webasto are the best known brands. Indeed, I seem to recall my last Disco had a small diesel heater fitted.

Our last unit - a Webasto was an absolute pain on our last boat and I ended up shelling out over £2k for a replacement unit after numerous problems, caused largely by it running on red diesel.  That shouldn't be a problem in a motorhome, though

The Prime Minister says I have to stop using a gas hob at home and use clean, green electricity instead. Is there to be a separate rule for motorhomers and caravanners, or will they have to get used to plugging into mains electricity on site and cooking that way too. Seems pretty simple to me. 

The prime minister does not say that you cannot use gas. He says that from 2025 there will be no gas supply to modern new build houses

Don't you think manufacturers of new motorhomes and caravans will follow suit?  . So an end in sight for "no facilies sites" .?

There is always charcoal.

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