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Yeah...she’s changed her mind again. :(

All 4 cables come in from the top.

She’s changed her mind. So can I just get rid of the isolation switch altogether? Yeah, the cable is long enough as they all go straight up.

As it stands at the moment the dishwasher socket is under the sink, the fridge freezer one is behind the built it fridge freezer and the washer one is behind the built in washer.

I have this switch panel for integrated dishwasher, washing machine and fridge freezer. It’s directly above where I want to fit the hob in the kitchen refit I’m doing. I think regs require integrated appliances to have an isolation switch. My question is. Rather than rewiring the switch to...

Crisis averted. Wife has decided she can live with the hob staying in the same place as the old one. :D Thanks for your help.

Actually, am I right in thinking as the new sockets will be parrellel to the old ones (less than a couple of feet to the right) they should fall within the safe zone?

Yeah, I was thinking this. Is there any other way around it? I can’t have blanking covers as one socket will be directly behind the new hob.

Very true but try telling that to the wife. Haha

I did consider that, but as it’s only going less than a couple of feet I thought it would be less work than a rewire?

I’ll be fitting a new kitchen soon and my hob will be moving. The new location for the hob will be underneath my current 3 gang kitchen switch panel (Washing Machine, Dishwasher, Fridge Freezer) and too close to a current double gang (pictured) so both will need moving about 700mm to the right...