induction hob and electric double oven circuit

[hobknob]

Just thinking of purchasing this double oven

[url]http://www.comet.co.uk/p/Buil...NW70DOSS-Built-under-Oven/342220#askandanswer[/url]

and this induction hob

http://www.comet.co.uk/p/Electric-B...P-U-Electric-Built-in-Hob/608912#askandanswer


Hob is rated at 7kw ,and oven is rated at 5.9kw ..so a total of 12.9kw .

Total amperage is 56amp .

I have a ccu without a socket on ,my consumer unit protection for the cooker circuit is 32amps.

If i apply diversity for both combined then the current is 23.82 amps.

Now some say that applying diversity to an induction hob is different ,but when speaking to an appliance installer (mainly cookers) he says diversity is ok even though there is a boost option the hob will never reach full power .

I am thinking of connecting the hob to the cooker outlet plate with 6mm T&E and also connecting the oven to the same cooker outlet plate using 6mm T&E but swapping out my outlet plate for a dual outlet plate to accommodate both the cables.

Cooker is no more than 2m away from ccu.

What do you guys think.? p.s by the way the oven will be under worktop with hob above.

 

[flameport]

JI am thinking of connecting the hob to the cooker outlet plate with 6mm T&E and also connecting the oven to the same cooker outlet plate using 6mm T&E but swapping out my outlet plate for a dual outlet plate to accommodate both the cables

That's it.

No need to change anything else.

 

[riveralt]

Yes, I only fit these now - much easier than the single ccu's.

http://www.alertelectrical.com/prod/1022/click-45a-easyfit-dual-appliance-outlet-plate

Just confirm your cooker circuit cable is 6mm2.

 

[hobknob]

Thanks thought it should be ok.

@riveralt that is the plate i have ordered thanks .

 

[hobknob]

Just confirm your cooker circuit cable is 6mm2.

yep it is.