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Im taking this route: CU 10mm >>>> MK Cooker Switch>>>10mm>>> Double Appliance Plate>>>10mm Cable to 7.2Kw Induction Hob >>>> Other side 2.5mm>>>FCU>>>>Oven 2.25 Kw 13A

Change of plan, now im going to run the Hob"7.2Kw" and Oven 2.23Kw through a dual appliance plate: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110651194993&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_1915wt_898 and then just to a single Mk switch 45Amp...

Il get one of these then: http://www.emetco.co.uk/ProductDetail.asp?P=455&C=-1&Count=150&RPage=Products then wire it to the CCU

Sounds like a good idea, screwfix dont seam to sell a 2 in, one out 10mm unit to do that in terms of using a cooker connection unit. If anybody can point a a product out with a good Rep il give it a go. As im sure i will have quite some cable left after a run from the Consumer Unit can i...

Whats wrong with that Idea? is that not what a 3 pin plug does? go into the socket ?

Traced the wire today, mighty thick stuff the 10mm cable bought the Mk+3pin cooker panel with the Hob being 7.2 kw and the single 3 pin overn being 2.2-3 Kw.

Thanks very much il get a 40Amp ordered asap and some trunking. get the lot protected with the RCD

cool, would the 50amp mcb be ok protected with the rest of the sockets on the 30Ma RCD ?

Yeah pal 7.2Kw Induction hob and 2.25 kw Oven. Math's show 9450 watts divided by 230 volts = 41.086 amps A very basic figure im sure with very few things taken into consideration. I also have very little choice as to were to route the last 3 meters of cable either behind skirting or...

So i have a 45Amp cooker socket with 13amp 3 pin plug, I also have 10mm cable, Ok so far? 15-20m run of cable pinned to the wall with only the last 2 meters hidden behind skirting board. Thing is Wylex dont do a 45Amp MCB so do i go 50 or 40Amp given the Maths point to 41.5 watts...