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Some don't. https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/FBIT1002.html

Rubbish. They don't have FCUs in Boschland. He was likely told that once and believed it.

Both sides of the switch are the same - well, mirror image. It won't have 'L' and 'N' markings. Why do the ones that do?

Oh sorry.

(y) :)

Neither, I am just pointing out the lack of reasoning in your proposals.

There is no reason to do that. A plug is better in one way in that you can completely disconnect (isolate) the heating circuit by pulling out the plug. That doesn't make sense either - fit another socket instead of the FCU.

Put a 3A fuse in the plug, then.

Good for you.

"AI" is just the latest thing to frighten and control the masses. I had always thought, never having looked it up, that 'artificial' meant 'fake', 'not real' or 'not genuine' and things like that. However, with all the nonsense surrounding 'AI' I did look it up and it turns out that...

Or:

Yes, was just about to say similar.

:D

Tell him to look at the vast majority of cooker circuits in the U.K. Show him this thread and countless others from people whose "electricians" did not know what they were doing.

Induction hobs can be limited when the supply circuit is small - yours is not.

Can we have a diagram for the downstairs switch?

Oh ok. :)

Typo - 30% (y)

Without integral socket in the cooker switch. Do the maths. :)

Yes - and with an oven as well. You seem more knowledgeable than the "electrician". Find one who knows what he is doing.