Find Oven Temperature at various moderate mode?

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Chadi B Ghaith
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Hello,

I want to convert gas unit into oven temperature (Fahrenheit, Celsius). Which formula I can use? Also I want to know at which oven temperature we can assume it as moderately high or cool temperature??
 
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It depends on your oven, there might be some documentation.

"Moderately high" and "cool" are arbitrary names without a clear temperature range.
 
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mfb said:
It depends on your oven, there might be some documentation.

"Moderately high" and "cool" are arbitrary names without a clear temperature range.
Can you define the formula for above conversion?
 
If you have data points, it is possible to find some formula that works.

Without data points: No. That's like asking "can you calculate how tall I am? What is the formula?" without giving any other information.
 
If there is 6 unit of gas mark than how much Celsius or Fahrenheit temperature we have to set in oven temperature?
 
As I said already, it depends on your oven. Ask the manufacturer, or try to find some data sheet for the oven, or measure it.
 
mfb said:
As I said already, it depends on your oven. Ask the manufacturer, or try to find some data sheet for the oven, or measure it.
Exactly what I am saying is, If data sheet is not available then what to do? I recently find on AshBox website, it provides oven temperature conversion tool. so now we do not have to rely on only documents. We can find it out online.
 
Domestic ovens do not usually have very accurate temperature settings anyway . Approximate conversions between different scales are probably acceptable for most purposes .

Conversion Chart

Bit of nostalgia : When I was a child living in a country area of UK the only means of cooking was a coal fired range . Getting the oven temperature right on one of those required considerable skill and experience . Too hot and stone cold were easy - it was getting the intermediate temperatures that was the challenge .
 
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Nidum said:
Domestic ovens do not usually have very accurate temperature settings anyway . Approximate conversions between different scales are probably acceptable for most purposes .

Conversion Chart

Bit of nostalgia : When I was a child living in a country area of UK the only means of cooking was a coal-fired range . Getting the oven temperature right on one of those required considerable skill and experience . Too hot and stone cold were easy - it was getting the intermediate temperatures that was the challenge .

Thank you Mr. Nidum for cooking chart.