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A spur will be fine, but you should include a 3amp inline fuse to protect the hood if you are connecting it without a plug.
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Can i piggie back the spur to the cooker hood 3 amp fused connection to the back of a 45 Amp Cooker Control Unit or its integrated plug socket ? Please LMK Gareth
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I wouldn't; you should put in a fixed fused spur off of your ring main ensuring that you spur off of part of the ring rather than another spur. You'll know this as it will have two wires going into it not one.
You can only do one spur per single or double socket.
You can only do one spur per single or double socket.
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Thanks for that, it was'nt actually a cooker spur as it run 6 mm cable straight to its own 32 amp MCB at consumer unit but its probably the same i would imagine. If not please update me as a man in my local electrical wholesalers told me it was ok. Thank good i have'nt plastered over the conduit yet........cheers
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