Advice re appliance electric socket types

[ruddyr1]

Hi Im just planning a new fit for my kitchen and wish to fit the following appliances, an am wondering what type of sockets I will be required to fit for each appliance.
At present there are numerous normal plug sockets along the wall and one fixed socket that the current stand alone cooker is directly wired into.

Siemens iQ 500
Flush fit touch control induction hob EH601FE17E
Electrical connection rating (W)7,200 W
Voltage (V)220-240 V
Length electrical supply cord (m)110.0 cm

Siemens iQ 500
compact45 multi-function oven with microwave HB84K552B

Maximum micro-wave power (W)900 W
Grill power (W)2,680 W
Connection Rating (W)3600 W
Current (A)16 A
Voltage (V)230-240 V
Length electrical supply cord (m)180.0 cm
Plug type Fixed connection

Siemens iQ 500 Built-in single multi-function activeClean oven
HB75GB550B
Electrical connection rating (W)3,650 W
Current (A)16 A
Voltage (V)220-240 V
Frequency (Hz)50; 60 Hz
Length electrical supply cord (m)150.0 cm

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Cheers

 

[OwainDIYer]

The hob requires a 30 Amp supply. (No diversity - the 'electrical connection rating' is what is required by the manufacturer)

The ovens require a 16 Amp supply to comply with manufacturers' instructions. As this cannot be provided by local fusing with fused connection units, 2 separate 16 Amp circuits will have to be run to 16 Amp MCBs at the consumer unit. Or a second 32A oven circuit with a small consumer unit adjacent.

All appliances require an accessible double pole switch / cooker control unit.

This is a common problem with Continental appliances which aren't intended to be used on 13 A sockets. You may be able to find alternative ovens which can be connected to 13 A fused connection units and don't require a dedicated circuits.

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