Propane vs. Natural gas stove?

Question

I was looking at these two stoves. They are exactly the same but the nat gas costs 100 dollars more. Why does it cost most but appears to be the same stove?

Answer 1

propane and natural gas are the same and cost about the same. Be smart and get away from any gas, it"s very dangerous and very expensive. It is not used in modern homes any longer, electric is used. You can get a used electric stove for about 75.00 at any used appliance shop. check your home for a 220amp outlet. If you don:t have one, you:ll have to have one installed. Electric stoves only operate on 220amps.

Answer 2

the two can look a like but it all in the gas valve that the diffent. the pis. is higher in the gas , then inpropane. that all it is.

Answer 3

Natural gas or propane stoves for that matter are much more energy efficient than electric and perfectly safe. Most stoves are shipped as NG units and have to be converted to operate on propane. Most of the time, there is a "button" on top of the appliance regulator under the stovetop that you flip over. This changes the appliance inlet pressure from 14"wc to 11"wc for propane. Then it is just a matter of adjusting the pilots and burners until the flame is a nice blue colour and you are done! In certain circumstances orifices or gas valves must be replaced, but most do not. I suspect they are trying to charge you for a conversion kit on top of the price of the stove.