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Hello. No it's an electric hob, give me a moment I'll find a link (search Google for plug in hob, they are normally induction) One of the benefits is they are actually low power and given the situation in the world right now it's a plus, takes longer to cook but less energy

Thank you everyone, I will print these, it's (it has !) helped to understand. In terms of tails out from original cable run I looked into dual appliance outlets. Using one of these run one 2.5mm outlet side straight to washing machine plug and other side to cooker switch (only a switch, not a...

Hi, and thank you for the replies, my learning curve never seems to stop. Could I politely ask if someone could share some knowledge. Currently there is a 9000w cooker hardwired, the by the side socket has 13A capability. I see lots of these want 45amps The current cooker all electric (not...

Currently the fuse board feed runs into a cooker switch with 13amp socket next to it. The current electric cooker days it's 9000kw. At fuse box it's 32a. The switch is currently directly above the cooker which is a huge no no. In the past I've seen extension lead hanging from these cooker...

It's a plug in hob. 13a plug. Same for oven

I'll check the fuse tomorrow but no matter what the draw won't be higher then current. For the 13A socket there'll also be a fused spur. I want to be sure to achieve 3 trails.

Hi, I must move a 45amp cooker socket switch with socket. I plan to fit 13A oven, a 13A hob and then have 1 socket (for washing machine) = 3 sockets max 39A. How is it possible to split the 45A to 3 cables, gives me more flexibility but unsure how to approach correctly. Many thanks, Kevin

Hi, got this ugly thing on the wall needs to be moved. My Q, would anyone familiar with these know if there are 2 sets of wires to each switch inside. We would hope to have a cooker switch separate and underneath the worktop have a plug switch for washing machine. I could have new equivalent...

Hi, I thought I'd follow up my post as I've now got this thermostat installed and working, thanks to my very qualified plumber. It turned out the stat is actually quite simple, L and N obvious enough but we found when we connected the remaining 2 terminals there was no output, they were dead no...

I see it, thank you. Think it's just jumped to my heating chap when he comes round to service. He wired it originally in the swap to combi so will more competent than me, although I'm not entirely comfortable wiring the combi there must be wires running to the programmer which are already in...

Hi,my atag combi is a A325SEC (X)linked to a Honeywell 7 day programmer, ST9400C. This is linked into my Honeywell thermostat that I was hoping to replace. I had a boiler and immersion which was upgraded to a combi. So the stat just did temp. One half of my Honeywell programmer is redundant now...

Hi, I did not add any wires. It's a Combi boiler, an Atag one.

yes, it is missing something. All connected without problem but the boiler is not being switched on when I increase temperature. Is this just the wrong thermostat for the job or is there something else I need to do? Thanks again

I don't know, I guess I'll find out once I connect it.?

Hi, I have a BHT 002 series WiFi thermostat to install. (Picture attached of old and new)

Hi, There was a wiki on this but it's gone so I need to ask for some help. I have an old Honeywell mechanical thermostat, 4 wires = earth, yellow switched live, blue neutral and a red live. I want to replace it. My replacement (dipping my toe in something newer) has a live and neutral input + 2...

Yes it is by platinum installer to qualify. The intergas shows 26.6kw, the atag 30.9kw in my plumb catalogue so it's the atag for extra oomph. I'm happy enough ssteel will outlast the other components. :)

flip a coin time, warranties look great on both (5 years) but Intergas also offer 10 years on HExchanger. Both HE made of stainless so be surprised if either fail. Atag ECX is sold by Atag commercial (split company now so it Atag commercial doing the A series not the ic series) ATAG is the...

Thanks to everyone for their input, it helped me quite a bit. My final choice between 2 boilers is just down to availability (and firm pricing) that are nigh on identical price and performance, I think one edges the other for reliability, one edges for efficiency but its neither here nor there...

you trying to **** into the cup or the bucket ?