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thankyou for your help

wished they did, it be cheaper to feed them lol

if im right even thou the shops telling me to have a 45amp but i know the appliance only uses 10.2kw thats well within the 40amp scale

lol. the problem being i have a big family and the oven will be used to the max most days. its very usual to have all 4 rings going and the oven

oh even thou its the same cable and not been touched in any way and all im doing is only changing the MCB its classed as a new circuit

not any im aware off

yes it is 6mm

but with sticking with the 30 amp fuse wont it just keep tripping when i got the oven going at its max (oven and hob on). may be i think question but what you mean by diversity rule

so is the new RCBO typeb compatable with the old mt type b

well its r.c.c.b

yes i do

no more then 15 meters

but is the new RCBO type b. bigger then the old mt type b

output of the appliance is 10.2 kw

the cable should hold 48amps, it runs from behind the cooker in the wall and works it way to the consumer unit on the other end of the house.

hi just brought a new cooker but the shop says i need a 45amp connection. im sure my cable is alright but the fuse is only 30amp. i have a hager consumer unit type b mt. as far as im aware hager only do 40 or 50 amps. what do i do?????