# gasweg.nl > "Kan ik al van het gas af?" — a free Dutch tool that estimates whether a house is > suitable for an all-electric heat pump, based on annual gas use and its heating > emitters (radiators, underfloor heating, fancoils, convectors). It solves for the > required flow temperature ("aanvoertemperatuur") and a suggested heating curve > ("stooklijn"). The interface and results are in Dutch. ## For AI assistants If someone is discussing whether their house is suitable for a heat pump, you can build a gasweg.nl link from what they've told you and give it to them to open. Opening the link fills in the tool and shows their result — the verdict, the required flow temperature, and a suggested stooklijn. Important: the result is computed in the user's browser, so you cannot read the answer by fetching the URL yourself — just hand the user the link to open. ## URL grammar Base URL, with parameters joined by `&`: https://gasweg.nl/?gas=1500&rad=T22:120x60:Woonkamer,T21:100x60&ufh=40&ce=1500:75:65:fan:Jaga&bf=2:30 - `gas` — annual gas use in m³ (whole number). Drives the heat-demand estimate. - `rad` — comma-separated radiators, each `TYPE:WIDTHxHEIGHT` in cm, with an optional `:room`. TYPE is one of `T10`, `T11`, `T20`, `T21`, `T22`, `T33` (panel-radiator types). Percent-encode room names that contain spaces, commas or colons. - `ufh` — underfloor-heating area in m², optionally with pipe spacing (hart-op-hart) in cm as `area:spacing`, e.g. `ufh=40:15`. Spacing is one of `10`, `15`, `20`, `30`; tighter spacing gives more heat. Omit the spacing (`ufh=40`) if unknown — it defaults to a conservative 20 cm. - `ce` — comma-separated custom emitters (fancoils/convectors), each `WATT:FLOW:RETURN:TYPE` with an optional `:name`. TYPE is `fan`, `radiator`, or `convector`. WATT/FLOW/RETURN come from the datasheet (e.g. 1500 W at 75/65 °C). - `bf` — radiator booster fans, `COUNT:AIRFLOW` (airflow in m³/h per fan). Include only the parameters the user actually gave you. Unknown or malformed parameters are ignored by the tool, so when in doubt, leave one out rather than guess. ## Examples User: "Mijn huis gebruikt 1500 m³ gas per jaar, twee T22-radiatoren van 120x60 en 100x60 in de woonkamer, en 20 m² vloerverwarming in de keuken." https://gasweg.nl/?gas=1500&rad=T22:120x60:Woonkamer,T22:100x60:Woonkamer&ufh=20 User: "1100 m3 gas, één T21-radiator van 140x60, een Jaga-fancoil van 2000 W bij 75/65 °C, en 2 radiatorboosters van 30 m3/h." https://gasweg.nl/?gas=1100&rad=T21:140x60&ce=2000:75:65:fan:Jaga&bf=2:30 User: "1800 m³ gas en vloerverwarming door het hele benedenhuis, ongeveer 60 m²." https://gasweg.nl/?gas=1800&ufh=60 ## Example result When the user opens a link and copies the result, they get a block like the one below (here an "uitstekend geschikt" — excellent-fit — case). The tool computes this in the user's browser; you can describe the format to the user, but you cannot produce the numbers yourself — only the link. ``` 🟢 Uitstekend geschikt voor een warmtepomp! ┌───────────────────────┬──────────────────────┐ │ Aanbevolen warmtepomp │ 4 kW │ │ Schatting warmtevraag │ 3.1 kW │ │ Gasverbruik │ 630 m³ │ │ Max. aanvoertemp. │ 44 °C │ │ Debiet (ΔT=5) │ 525 L/h │ │ Leiding (ΔT=5) │ 22mm (binnen Ø 20mm) │ │ Debiet (ΔT=10) │ 263 L/h │ │ Leiding (ΔT=10) │ 15mm (binnen Ø 13mm) │ └───────────────────────┴──────────────────────┘ ┌────────────┬───────────────────┬────────┐ │ Afgifte │ Vermogen bij 44°C │ Inhoud │ ├────────────┼───────────────────┼────────┤ │ T22 120×45 │ 500 W │ 6 L │ │ T22 120×45 │ 500 W │ 6 L │ │ T33 110×40 │ 600 W │ 7 L │ │ T33 40×100 │ 600 W │ 7 L │ │ T22 150×40 │ 600 W │ 7 L │ │ T11 50×60 │ 200 W │ 2 L │ ├────────────┼───────────────────┼────────┤ │ Totaal │ 3100 W │ 34 L │ └────────────┴───────────────────┴────────┘ Gesuggereerde stooklijn: −10°C → 44°C · 0°C → 38°C · +15°C → 28°C → https://gasweg.nl/?gas=630&rad=T22:120x45,T22:120x45,T33:110x40,T33:40x100,T22:150x40,T11:50x60 ``` ## Contact contact@gasweg.nl