Im just wondering if its safe to wire the hood to the cooker switch.seeing how its got 2 points to wire to in the switch,L1 and L2,then even if the cooker is switched off the lights and the hood should still function but is this safe?any help appreciated.
wiring hood to cooker point
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yeah done that sorry should've mentioned it thanks for the help just needed to double check i wasnt going to burn my new kitchen down haha.great site this helps us amateur diy folk to keep it safe.
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YOU MUST USE THE SAME SIZE CABLE AS IS USED IN THE REST OF THE CIRCUIT, IN ADDITION TO FUSING DOWN.
YOU MUST USE THE SAME SIZE CABLE AS IS USED IN THE REST OF THE CIRCUIT, IN ADDITION TO FUSING DOWN.
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can you explain this in more detail please? are you saying we ise the same cable size from the socket intot he fused spur, then a 3am fuse and a thiner wire fro the cooker hood?
Yes.
What size cable supplies the cooker switch, and does it allow for 2 of them to fit into the same terminals?
It's notifiable, BTW...
What size cable supplies the cooker switch, and does it allow for 2 of them to fit into the same terminals?
It's notifiable, BTW...
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