Use twin and earth to near the appliance and then 2.5mm flex.
But I think you already told us no to that
But I think you already told us no to that
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Extending induction hob cable
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You don't really need more than 2.5mm², but they do it up to 4mm.
The cooker (whatever) limits the current because it doesn't normally draw more. (There's a reg allowing this)
And diversity gives just over 16A for that appliance.
You don't really need more than 2.5mm², but they do it up to 4mm.
The cooker (whatever) limits the current because it doesn't normally draw more. (There's a reg allowing this)
And diversity gives just over 16A for that appliance.
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