Electric cooker cable size
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try using the "how to section"
I will give you a clue.......
its here http://www.diynot.com/pages/el/el085.php
(and before you start moaning that that is for a shower, they both have the same thing in common, they both use electricity to heat an element) and when you have done it go for the BIGGER size
I will give you a clue.......
its here http://www.diynot.com/pages/el/el085.php
(and before you start moaning that that is for a shower, they both have the same thing in common, they both use electricity to heat an element) and when you have done it go for the BIGGER size
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To try an be a liitle helpful... assuming a UK supply of 240 volts an 11Kw load would require a minimum of a 45amp rated supply. this would mean a supply cable of at least 10sq mm from the consumer unit and a sutable MCB or fuse in the consumer unit. Hope this helps.
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yes that is true, by my point is that all the poster had to do was to look in the how to section, and it says 6 -10mm cable and as i said use the bigger one.
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