hi im installing a cooker with seperate hob i have a 6mm cable from cu to the cooker ccu, im planning to run a 6mm cable from this too a cooker connection plate connect the hob up from here and then run another 6mm cable from the connection plate to a single socket for the cooker to be connected too so that both hob and cooker can be switched via the main cooker switch but the cooker will have the lower protection it needs, does this sound right?
seperate cooker, electric hob
- Thread starter bagnall1982
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sorry oven with seperate hob does what iv stated sound right for this, thinking i could do away with plug on oven alltoghther and just use a fused spur?
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That's assuming you can get two 6mm conductors in your CCU.
Usually they are OK for 10mm.
If its too small then use one of these: http://www.alertelectrical.com/Wiri...asyfit-Dual-Appliance-Outlet-Plate-PRW217.asp
Usually they are OK for 10mm.
If its too small then use one of these: http://www.alertelectrical.com/Wiri...asyfit-Dual-Appliance-Outlet-Plate-PRW217.asp
cheers for that lads
further to my questions i may be adding a double oven most of which need a 20a supply so therefore the oven would need its own dedicated supply?
It depends:
What is the existing 6mm supply fused at
What is the rating of the oven
What is the rating of the hob
What type of hob is it?
What is the existing 6mm supply fused at
What is the rating of the oven
What is the rating of the hob
What type of hob is it?
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