Thanks John . It's a dual outlet plate for cooker and hob currently.
So a socket or FCU spur from the current cooker outlet plate might be the solution for the hob ?
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ThaNks. The oven needs to be hardwired per installation instructions and is currently hardwired with the current hob into a cooker outlet governed by a separate cooker swith above the work surface
If the new hob needs a plug then is it possible to run a socket as a spur from the cooker outlet...
Yes it's a Bosch hob uk supplied
The oven needed to be hardwired in and so I'm looking to do the same with the hob and just wondered whether there were any drawbacks seeing as it came with a plug
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I recently replaced my hard wired oven and am now looking to replace the hob. The previous oven and hob were hardwired into a 32 amp circuit.
The new oven is rated 2.9 kW and required hardwiring and the new induction hob Is rated 2.99kw and has come with a 13 amp plug.
I have no 13 amp...
With an induction model - 3kw - says it needs a 13 amp fuse but I propose hardwiring it into the existing 32 amp circuit as there's no 13 amp socket in that location.
The previous set up was similar oven / hob above so I think this should be ok but any advice welcomed
The cooker switch on the Fuse Box / circuit breaker says mtn132/b32. 6000 which I believe denotes 32a ?
Is there any benefit to going for 2.5mm?
Also the electric hob is wired into the same socket both controlled by a separate cooker switch
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I am replacing an old electric oven (2.3 kW) with a new one of 2.9 kW.
Both will be hard wired and appreciate that the new oven will come without a cable and propose Using 1.5 Mm 3 core butyl heat resistant cable ( should it be 2.5mm? ) in order to install
Does this make sense or M I...