Westinghouse Gas Cooktops

Westinghouse gas cooktops are available in 60cm and 90cm widths with three to six burner configurations for Australian kitchen benchtops. Most models are suitable for both natural gas and LPG, covering the majority of Australian homes whether connected to mains gas or using bottled gas.

Installation by a licensed gasfitter is required in all states and territories. Browse the full cooktops range to compare gas, induction, and ceramic options across brands.

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Westinghouse Gas Cooktops

Westinghouse Gas Cooktops for Australian Kitchens

Westinghouse gas cooktops are available in 60cm and 90cm widths with burner counts ranging from three to six, covering everything from compact kitchen benches through to larger cooking setups suited to families and those who cook in volume. The range covers natural gas models for homes connected to the mains gas network, and most models are also convertible to LPG for homes on bottled gas.

Natural Gas vs LPG

Westinghouse gas cooktops are typically configured for natural gas at the factory. Conversion to LPG requires a kit that is usually included with the appliance or available separately, and the conversion must be carried out by a licensed gasfitter. Before purchasing, confirm whether your home is connected to natural gas mains or uses LPG bottles, as this affects which injectors are needed for safe and correct operation.

Burner Configuration

A standard 60cm Westinghouse gas cooktop typically includes four burners in a mix of wok, semi-rapid, and auxiliary sizes to suit different cooking tasks simultaneously. The 90cm models add a fifth or sixth burner and a larger central wok burner, suited to households that regularly cook multiple dishes at once or need the power of a larger flame for wok cooking.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Westinghouse gas cooktops work on LPG?

Most Westinghouse gas cooktops are supplied configured for natural gas and can be converted to LPG using an included or separately available conversion kit. Conversion must be performed by a licensed gasfitter in Australia. Check the product specifications to confirm LPG compatibility before purchasing if your home uses bottled gas rather than mains natural gas.

Does a gas cooktop need professional installation in Australia?

Yes. Gas appliances must be connected by a licensed gasfitter in all Australian states and territories. This applies to both natural gas and LPG connections. The cooktop also needs to be secured to the benchtop per the manufacturer's instructions. Always arrange licensed installation rather than attempting a DIY gas connection.

What size gas cooktop suits a standard Australian kitchen benchtop?

A 60cm gas cooktop fits a standard 600mm wide cutout and is the most common configuration in Australian kitchens. The 90cm models require a wider cutout and suit larger kitchens or island benches where the extra width is practical. Always confirm the cutout dimensions in your benchtop against the product specifications before purchasing.