Cooker wiring query
Discussion
Grandad Gaz said:
Alucidnation said:
Jesus.
Any cooking appliance over 2kw should have its own dedicated radial circuit.
However, many 4 burner induction hobs are now rated sufficiently, that they can be plugged into the socket outlet that was once used for gas hob ignition.
Some single ovens are rated at 16a, due to having a pyro clean function.
So to say it’s a only a single and can be plugged in, is incorrect.
now, why on earth didn't you say that in your first post, instead of trying to be a smart arse?Any cooking appliance over 2kw should have its own dedicated radial circuit.
However, many 4 burner induction hobs are now rated sufficiently, that they can be plugged into the socket outlet that was once used for gas hob ignition.
Some single ovens are rated at 16a, due to having a pyro clean function.
So to say it’s a only a single and can be plugged in, is incorrect.
Judging by the other replies, I guess not.
And as I said, diversity.
Alucidnation said:
Jesus.
Any cooking appliance over 2kw should have its own dedicated radial circuit.
However, many 4 burner induction hobs are now rated sufficiently, that they can be plugged into the socket outlet that was once used for gas hob ignition.
Some single ovens are rated at 16a, due to having a pyro clean function.
So to say it’s a only a single and can be plugged in, is incorrect.
Yeah, this.Any cooking appliance over 2kw should have its own dedicated radial circuit.
However, many 4 burner induction hobs are now rated sufficiently, that they can be plugged into the socket outlet that was once used for gas hob ignition.
Some single ovens are rated at 16a, due to having a pyro clean function.
So to say it’s a only a single and can be plugged in, is incorrect.
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