The NEC does not address this situation. Your local utilities may have rules on this. Use common sense. You would not want any electrical device near a gas meter that could leak. Just do not put one close to a gas meter and you know you will be safe. If you have an outdoor gas furnace and want to install a GFCI near it just make sure to install it as far from the gas meter as possible.
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It is generally recommended to keep electrical outlets at least three feet away from gas meters to prevent any potential safety hazards. It is advisable to adhere to local building codes and regulations for specific requirements regarding the distance between electrical outlets and gas meters.
To turn off an electrical outlet, locate the circuit breaker panel in your home and switch off the circuit that controls that specific outlet. Alternatively, you can unplug any devices connected to the outlet or use a power strip with an on/off switch to cut off power to the outlet.
A smart meter is typically installed at the point where the electrical, gas, or water service enters a building. For electricity, it’s usually placed near the main electrical panel. For gas and water, it is installed at the entry points of the respective services into the property.
A gas outlet is a connector or valve that allows gas to be released from a closed system, such as a gas cylinder or pipeline. It is typically used to safely and efficiently transfer gas from one location to another for various applications.
To switch from an electric range to a gas range, the existing electrical circuit will need to be disconnected and the outlet will need to be removed and capped off. A new gas line will need to be installed by a professional to connect the gas range to the gas supply. It's important to ensure that the installation is done safely and in compliance with building codes.
if the m stands for cubed which it usually does, then yes, the metre cubed is a metric measurement