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Japanese cooking stove or konro
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2016/4/18 21:44
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hi! everyone! I bought a Japanese cooking stove from amazon japan, which i want to bring to my home country. the gas type is LP ガス.When I received the item, there's a english text saying "for use in japan only" my question is..
- is anyone here who experience to use japanese konro outside of japan?
-is the LP ガス means Liquified Petroleum Gas? we normaly use LPG for cooking.
Please help!! thank you in advance!!!
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by enman (guest)
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2016/4/21 10:10
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Yes, it's Liquified Petroleum Gas. But the internet tells me that there are various kinds of Liquified Petroleum Gas depending on the region. You should ask your local gas distributor and konro manufacturer for details and for safety.
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by Uco
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Re: Japanese cooking stove or konro
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2016/4/21 10:30
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Different countries and regions have different regulations for LPG. You may find the gas fittings and regulator incompatible with you home country.
when you arrive at home. Get a gas fitter to check stove and if it requires any modifications to make it work.
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by hakata14
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