Oven temperatures · gas mark guide

110°C to gas mark

110°C is gas mark ¼ and 225°F on recipe charts (230°F exactly). Check if your recipe means a fan oven: if 110°C is the fan temperature, the conventional equivalent is 130°C, which is just under gas mark 1.

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Gas mark

¼

on the chart

Fahrenheit

225°F

230°F exactly

Fan oven

90°C

if 110°C is conventional

If 110°C is fan

Gas 1

130°C conventional

Gas mark conversion chart

The row nearest to 110°C is gas mark ¼.

Gas markConventionalFanFahrenheitHeat
Gas ¼110°C90°C225°FVery cool
Gas ½120°C100°C250°FVery cool
Gas 1140°C120°C275°FVery low
Gas 2150°C130°C300°FVery low
Gas 3170°C150°C325°FLow
Gas 4180°C160°C350°FModerate
Gas 5190°C170°C375°FModerately hot
Gas 6200°C180°C400°FHot
Gas 7220°C200°C425°FHot
Gas 8230°C210°C450°FVery hot
Gas 9240°C220°C475°FVery hot

Conventional or fan?

UK recipes often give two figures, such as 200°C or 180°C fan. If yours just says 110°C, it usually means a conventional oven, so a fan oven should be set to 90°C and a gas oven to gas mark ¼.

Exact conversion

110°C × 9 ÷ 5 + 32 = 230°F. The closest gas mark on the chart is gas mark ¼, which is 110°C and 225°F.

What cooks at 110°C

Gas mark ¼ is a very cool oven, the usual setting for drying out meringues and keeping food warm. The nearest other setting is gas mark ½ (120°C, 250°F).

Other temperatures

gas mark ¼ in full · Full gas mark conversion chart · Convert any temperature

Common questions

What gas mark is 110°C?

Gas mark ¼.

What is 110°C in a fan oven?

90°C, if the recipe's 110°C is for a conventional oven.

What gas mark is 110°C fan?

A fan setting of 110°C matches 130°C in a conventional oven, which is just under gas mark 1.

What is 110°C in Fahrenheit?

230°F exactly, but recipes treat 110°C and 225°F as the same setting.

Sources and assumptions

  • Conventional means an electric oven with the fan off. Fan settings are 20°C lower.
  • Recipe charts round temperatures to the nearest 10°C or 25°F, so exact conversions differ by a few degrees.

Ovens vary. An oven thermometer shows what yours is really doing.