Connecting new electric cooker and ceramic hob

TGC

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Ok, I think I may have answered this by flick through the pages of threads here but wanted to check anyway.

I recently bought a new elctric hob and oven - both Indesit. The hob is ceramic and rated at about 6kW, the oven is rate at around 2kW (I think slightly less than 2 actually). The strange thing was, the hob came with a thick cable - obviously, but the oven came with a pre-fitted 3-pin 13 Amp plug.

When I removed the old gas hob and electric oven, the reverse was true. So basically what I've done is to connect the hob to the oven's circuit on the CU (it had its own 32A breaker) and wire the oven into the ring main (again 32A breaker).

Firstly, is this acceptable, and secondly is this allowed under the new building regs??

Cheers,

TGC
 
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yes. i hope you put a 13A fuse somewhere to protect the oven. Either in a plug top or an FCU.
 
Yes, in fact I had to put the fuse in to make it work. The previous occupier had disconnected the electric connection to the gas hob and removed the fuse, quite why I don't know?
 

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