Recently had the whole house rewired. The certificate I got when all was done and tested says in the column marked overcurrent protected devices that I have MCB type B 32A circuit for the cooker. This may sound dumb to those of you in the know, but I was expecting to see a blanked point behind the cooker for wiring an electric cooker in. Instead I have a 3 pin plug socket. Can an electric cooker be wired in there or not? It makes no difference to me as I use gas but Im curious! Could I use this socket for an extractor fan above the cooker or when the electrician comes would he have to create a complete new circuit for this?
Jo
Jo