Gas safety
Do not fit non-original energy-saving rings to gas cookers
Do not add an energy-saving ring, flame concentrator, or accessory not supplied or approved by the original cooker manufacturer.
Why it matters
A non-original ring can cause incomplete combustion and excessive carbon monoxide.
Wrong action
Unsafe: Cooking with an online-bought energy-saving ring placed over the burner.
Correct action
Do not add an energy-saving ring, flame concentrator, or accessory not supplied or approved by the original cooker manufacturer.
What to do
- Check the area, equipment, and household arrangement before starting.
- Do not add an energy-saving ring, flame concentrator, or accessory not supplied or approved by the original cooker manufacturer.
- Stop and tell the employer if the situation is unsafe or unclear.
If something happens
For serious injury, unconsciousness, breathing difficulty, or immediate danger, call 999 and keep yourself safe first.
Sources and review
- Electrical and Mechanical Services Department — Gas Safety Bulletin No. 37
Source checked: 2026-08-22
This page provides general home-safety information and does not replace medical, legal, electrical, or other professional advice.
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