When checking our wiring before buying a new cooker I noticed that our cooker switch has a 10mm cable for the feed and 6mm cable on the load going to the cooker connection box (currently unused as we have a gas cooker). The fuse in the main fusebox is 30amp for this standalone circuit.
Is this normal?
I ask as we're about to replace our single oven gas cooker with a double oven dual fuel one (about a 12KW appliance I think) and thus will need to utilise this connection point. Everything I read says 6mm is fine but it just seems a strange thing to do.
Any thoughts?
Is this normal?
I ask as we're about to replace our single oven gas cooker with a double oven dual fuel one (about a 12KW appliance I think) and thus will need to utilise this connection point. Everything I read says 6mm is fine but it just seems a strange thing to do.
Any thoughts?