When it comes to powering your kitchen appliances, it's important to understand the electrical requirements for each device.

A common question that often arises is whether a gas stove needs a 220-volt outlet.

The short answer is:

it depends.

Gas stoves, by their very nature, rely primarily on natural gas or propane to generate the heat needed for cooking.

However, many modern gas stoves do have additional electrical components that require a power source.

These components can include electronic ignition systems, digital displays, and various control features.

In most cases, a standard 120-volt outlet is sufficient to power the electrical components of a gas stove. - https://stoveideas.com/blog/does-a-gas-stove-need-a-220-outlet/?unique_id_n9a1ngd1

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