hi i want to fit a new cooker its a rangemarster mod.110 14.6kw what size cable and rdc will i need :
fitting new rangemarster cooker
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What does the manual say?
If you dont have one tou can get it here:
http://www.rangemaster.co.uk/index_Rangemaster_Manuals.htm
hope that helps
If you dont have one tou can get it here:
http://www.rangemaster.co.uk/index_Rangemaster_Manuals.htm
hope that helps
Rangemarster? Is that what t' posh people use?
Anyway, we can't answer your question with the information provided. There are other factors such as volt drop, diversity, the way you intend to use the oven, etc etc to take into account. We'd also need to know the distance between the consumer unit where you want to take the supply from and the oven itself.
Anyway, we can't answer your question with the information provided. There are other factors such as volt drop, diversity, the way you intend to use the oven, etc etc to take into account. We'd also need to know the distance between the consumer unit where you want to take the supply from and the oven itself.
... and the conditions the cable will be run in - i.e clipped direct, inside conduit/trunking, through the loft covered in insulation etc.
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Helpfully, the RangeMeister installations say:
The cable size used should be suitable for the
appliance load and in accordance with local
regulations.
The cable size used should be suitable for the
appliance load and in accordance with local
regulations.
Can't argue with that.
Any more than you can argue that this work is not notifiable, so, Paul, if you want it done legally you either need to get an electrician or notify the council in advance atc, which means you need to go off and learn about all the factors that affect cable choice so you can do the job properly.
This is a useful place to start: http://www.kevinboone.com/cableselection_web.html
Any more than you can argue that this work is not notifiable, so, Paul, if you want it done legally you either need to get an electrician or notify the council in advance atc, which means you need to go off and learn about all the factors that affect cable choice so you can do the job properly.
This is a useful place to start: http://www.kevinboone.com/cableselection_web.html
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