I have been through all the other postings but I cant find the answer that I need.I am installing a new kitchen at the end of July. At present there is a hob and separate double oven on different sides of the kitchen. When the new kitchen goes in I will be putting a single oven directly under the new ceramic hob. Having checked the existing wiring I have found that there is one 30amp circuit in the fuse box which leads to the landing where a 30 amp junction is used to split the cable so that seperate cables run to the hob and double oven. Both appliances have seperate double pole switches and are on 6mm cable. Nothing else is on this circuit.The length of the cable run from the fuse box to the appliances is no more than 4 metres. My questions are
1, Is this right?
2, Can I use the existing hob cable for the new hob? I am planning to remove the other cable from the junction as it wont be needed.
3, My new fan assisted single oven only needs a 13amp supply so would it be better to have a seperate fused spur from the existing 13amp circuit.
4, Do I need special heat resistant cable for the oven because it is going to be under the hob?
1, Is this right?
2, Can I use the existing hob cable for the new hob? I am planning to remove the other cable from the junction as it wont be needed.
3, My new fan assisted single oven only needs a 13amp supply so would it be better to have a seperate fused spur from the existing 13amp circuit.
4, Do I need special heat resistant cable for the oven because it is going to be under the hob?