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    Extending induction hob cable

    No I'm happy with that arrangement, only if I'm using a 32A breaker (7.2kW) then what is protecting the cable which is rated at 25A.
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    Extending induction hob cable

    I only found it up to 2.5mm but rated at 25A (3093Y). I'm struggling to find anything higher. Can you pm me any links please?
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    Extending induction hob cable

    Anyone? Still can't find a 90C cable with the right characteristics
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    Extending induction hob cable

    Cheers, can't find any stockists of it though! Where can I find that cable?
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    Extending induction hob cable

    Good point, I consulted the manual and it says that an H05V2V2-F min 90C cable should be used, but what is the UK equivalent?
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    Extending induction hob cable

    Thanks for all the advice The hob turned out not to have a cable at all (I suppose maybe in the European market they might). So I ended up wiring 6mm t+e into the terminals and ran that back to an isolator before running into the CU. I chose 6mm despite 4mm being sufficient (clipped direct...
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    Extending induction hob cable

    Thanks! So the connection would be deemed accessible for maintenance and inspection if it is under the hob? i.e. you'd have to remove the hob to access the connection? And the isolation would have to be at the CU? Thanks, just want to be sure before the kitchen is fitted!
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    Extending induction hob cable

    Building control will test and sign off the installation, not me. I have told them I am not a trained electrician. I have also not done anything unusual on the lighting or ring circuits. My questions about accessibility are because the definitions are a bit vague - is it considered accessible...
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    Extending induction hob cable

    But I suppose the question still stands. How do I connect the hob to the consumer unit which is too far from the hob to use the flex (short of replacing the cable entirely and possibly voiding the warranty)? Is there a way of connecting to 4mm t+e? Either using the backbox behind drawers or a...
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    Extending induction hob cable

    Thanks for the response. I think I may have caused confusion with what I'm describing. The layout of the kitchen on the long side of the L is an inbuilt washing machine next to the wall, then a big drawer unit (above which sits the hob), then another drawer unit and finally a corner unit that...
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    Extending induction hob cable

    To maintain the streamlined design of the kitchen we have allocated an area for switches (grid switch and hob isolator) in the short section of an L-shaped worktop whereas the hob is on the long section, about 2.5 meters away from where we want to put the isolator. I have a backbox (currently...
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    Extending induction hob cable

    Hi, thanks for replying. I intend to join the hob flex to the 4mm t+e. I then run the 4mm t+e into the isolator. From the isolator again 4mm t+e into CU onto a dedicated 32A MCB. The hob installation manual says a minimum 2x 16A breaker arrangement is to be used, guessing they wrote it that...
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    Extending induction hob cable

    Hi I've notified building control of a full rewire at my house and am now doing kitchen wiring. I have an induction hob rated at 7.2kW that due to the kitchen design is quite far from the isolator (2.3 meters). I'm thinking of joining the hob cable to 4mm t+e clipped direct using a wago 222...
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    LED drivers accessible?

    Its a digital shower (SELV control panel in the shower).
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    LED drivers accessible?

    Thanks all for the great replies and information. I think I'm more comfortable having 12v where I'm showering and picking up shampoo bottles etc. The only issue I'm faced with now is where to site the driver? A) ceiling void under insulation (accessible from down light hole) B) floor above in...
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