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Rayburn 400G/L and 400G PF
Introduced during 1996, the 400G is primarily
intended for homes that already have a conventional boiler serving the central
heating system, yet where a rapid response, range cooker was required. As with
the other cookers in the 400 series, it features two cast iron ovens and a
single, graduated hot-plate, incorporating its own integral plinth to raise the
hotplate to the standard worktop height of 910mm. Doors were of the 'slam-catch'
type
It is fitted with a single, forced draught burner for use with natural gas only, available for connection to a 125mm (5") diameter conventional flue/chimney.
The PF model offers the feature of a power flue system.
Since it is designed to be used as an On/Off, intermittent cooker, an integral time-clock is fitted, which allows the cooker to be automatically controlled for a 'single event' or 'period' An external programmer is available as an optional extra, which if fitted, allows for independent daily/weekly programming.
Some minor internal changes took place in 1998, when a Combustion Discharge Safety device (flue spillage stat) was added and the insulating covers re-styled.
From March 2002 a pre-mix gas burner was substituted for the previous forced
draught type.
During 2002 a power flue model (400G PF) was introduced.
During September 2004, an LPG model was added to the range (400L).
Production continues.