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if it helps see - hard wiring - oven / induction hob-what load can it handle? on next page 3/4 of the way down. i had help answering that one.

i'd like to take this opportunity to say thanks to both flameport and edward current for your advice and assistance. :)

i take it you mean i would have to run a new cable from the fuse box to the oven / hob to allow for the use of both units?

Does the cooker isolator have a socket outlet incorporated ? yes.

if it helps the house is only 10 years old, the fuse box is hager on the fuse for the oven it cannot be removed unless i start to switch the whole unit off get the key and open it up. it says on fuse box for the oven B32 230v-400v it has a further seperate mcb/rcd on the unit, and a further...

i do appreciate your time on this flameport, i have looked on the fuse box, as i said seperate trip swith but does not provide any further maximum the whole unit can handle is 100A. i have been able to ascertain the hard wire is approx 12mm wide grey wire containing 6mm live / 6mm neutral and...

the set up currently is that the hard wire exits from wall and is directley connected to the connector at the rear of the oven (as you would when wiring a plug, attatched by screws E.N.L.)

I currently have my double oven (load wattage 4120W - 4900W) hard wired into to wall box (with red oven off/on isolation switch) the hard wiring is on a seperate main to fuse box for trip switch. I have a gas hob, which i am just about to exchanged for an induction hob (max 7200W). my question...