Convection Oven Temperature Conversion
375 °F (conventional recipe) is 350 °F, gas mark 5.
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Last checked 11/11/2026. Sources: Which?: Oven temperature conversion table (gas marks 1 to 9 with fan temperatures; fan ovens about 20 °C lower); Wikipedia: Gas mark (gas marks ¼ and ½; marks rise 25 °F each; prints 170 °C for gas mark 3).
Convection Oven Temperature Conversion: the working
A recipe written for a conventional oven is usually baked about 25 °F lower in a convection oven. Check your oven manual: some convection ovens do this for you.
The recipe is for a conventional oven and yours is a convection oven, so 25 °F comes off: 375 − 25 = 350 °F. (350 °F − 32) × 5 ÷ 9 = 176.7 °C. The dial value is rounded to the nearest 10 °C or 25 °F.
Common questions
What is the exact conversion?
176.7 °C is 350 °F. The dial value is rounded to 180 °C or 350 °F.
Do I need to change it for a convection oven?
A recipe written for a conventional oven is usually set about 20 °C (25 °F) lower in a convection oven. Many ovens do this for you, so check your manual and your oven thermometer.