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Do gas stoves and fireplaces require electricity to operate?

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Do gas stoves and fireplaces require electricity to operate?

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No. Gas stoves and fireplaces have a thermopile built into the pilot light. The thermopile generates millivolts of electricity that opens and closes the gas valve when the switch is turned on. If equipped with a fan, the appliance needs electricity. Most gas stoves and fireplaces are very effective radiant heaters. So if there is a power outage, your appliance will still provide heat to your home.

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