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Of course. :wink:

Yes, there's a socket nearby. I'm vaguely aware of Part P - do I need to worry in this case? :? il78 - as I say the old appliances were simply fitted with 3-pin plugs. However, the manuals for the new appliances insist that they need to be connected to fused outlets. I'm told by a friend...

OK. Apologies if this is a silly question but I assume I can't take a spur from the ring to a junction box and then wire the two SFCUs from that?

As you say, there's only the ignition, light and timer which use electricity. However, all the installation instructions specify wiring the appliances directly to a SFCU. If this is the case, do I need to use one for the hob and one for the oven or is there another way of doing it?

I'm currently replacing an old gas oven and hob with new ones (both still gas). The old electrical supplies were from sockets on the ring main but I understand the connections should really be made through double pole fused spur outlets. I already have an unused spur on the ring. Given that I...