I currently have a gas range cooker and intend to replace this with a gas hob and and an oven housing containing a single oven and a combination microwave/oven. There is already a double socket where the oven housing is going. Is it OK to use this for the two ovens and do I need a switch in a prominent position as per electric cookers?
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Built-in oven and combination microwave
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the single oven and microwave combo is likely to require its own 20 amp circuit.
EDIT: sorry, its 2 units, yes, both need their own single 13A socket. But DO NOT use a double socket, they are only rated at 13A for both sockets. Replace the double with 2 singles.
EDIT: sorry, its 2 units, yes, both need their own single 13A socket. But DO NOT use a double socket, they are only rated at 13A for both sockets. Replace the double with 2 singles.
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