Was a bit surprised with the following
Purchased a new 30” gas range and installed it yesterday.
The broiler feature turns out to be electric.
1300 watt element.
Looks like going forward on new construction I will start installing a dedicated circuit for the gas range igniter as opposed to including it with the microwave recep in the cabinet above the range.
I was always under the assumption that with a gas range power was only required for the controls and lights.
I could see easily overloading a 20 A circuit with a microwave and broiler element together.
Instruction booklet for the range lists having a 15A 120V 3 prong receptacle.
It suggests a dedicated circuit but does not actually say it’s required.
Purchased a new 30” gas range and installed it yesterday.
The broiler feature turns out to be electric.
1300 watt element.
Looks like going forward on new construction I will start installing a dedicated circuit for the gas range igniter as opposed to including it with the microwave recep in the cabinet above the range.
I was always under the assumption that with a gas range power was only required for the controls and lights.
I could see easily overloading a 20 A circuit with a microwave and broiler element together.
Instruction booklet for the range lists having a 15A 120V 3 prong receptacle.
It suggests a dedicated circuit but does not actually say it’s required.