Hi,
I'm installing a new Bosch electrical hob, and the connection box has me puzzled.
There are five terminals (plus earth), and a connection diagram which gives a choice of three different ways to connect the cable to the hob. All use terminal 5 for the neural, and all link terminal 5 to 4 (this is already connected).
The choices are:
1) L1 to terminal 3 and fit the supplied copper links to bridge terminals 3/2 and 2/1
2) L1 to terminal 2 and L2 to terminal 3. Link 1/2
3) L1 to terminal 1, L2 to term 2, L3 to term 3. No links.
Naturally I only have one cable and one live wire, so I assume I need option 1. I also assume I have to install the links to connect terms 1, 2 and 3 together. OK?
Where would L2 and L3 come from in the other options? There's virtually no info in the Bosch installation details, with the exception that they imply that in option 3 'terminal 1 is not assigned. You can use the live wire on the installation side for connecting an additional appliance.' which seems to contradict the diagram.
Rgds.
I'm installing a new Bosch electrical hob, and the connection box has me puzzled.
There are five terminals (plus earth), and a connection diagram which gives a choice of three different ways to connect the cable to the hob. All use terminal 5 for the neural, and all link terminal 5 to 4 (this is already connected).
The choices are:
1) L1 to terminal 3 and fit the supplied copper links to bridge terminals 3/2 and 2/1
2) L1 to terminal 2 and L2 to terminal 3. Link 1/2
3) L1 to terminal 1, L2 to term 2, L3 to term 3. No links.
Naturally I only have one cable and one live wire, so I assume I need option 1. I also assume I have to install the links to connect terms 1, 2 and 3 together. OK?
Where would L2 and L3 come from in the other options? There's virtually no info in the Bosch installation details, with the exception that they imply that in option 3 'terminal 1 is not assigned. You can use the live wire on the installation side for connecting an additional appliance.' which seems to contradict the diagram.
Rgds.