Have I missed something

[fattony]

Im looking at an oven from Comet but cant seem to find out what supplu it requires, its a dual fuel - Gas hob. anyone got any ideas

http://www.comet.co.uk/cometbrowse/product.do?sku=273465&tab=specification#spec

 

[oompah]

Other features
Dual Fuel cooker
Double oven
Requires hardwiring in to a cooker socket
4 different sizes of burner
Four cast iron pan supports
Double wok burner
Internal light in both ovens
A Energy efficiency left oven
A Energy efficiency right oven
Enamel liners in right oven
Enamel liners in left oven
Mains push button oven and hob ignition


Under other features it says it needs hardwiring to a cooker socket!

 

[JohnD]

Ask Belling.

As a rule of thumb 10-12A per oven.

so two ovens a 20A radial should do.

but the advantage of a 32A 6mm circuit is that you can fit an all-electric cooker later if you or someone else wants one.

An all-electric range cooker may need a 10mm circuit.

Install it once and save trouble later.

 

[fattony]

I was going to run a 6mm but wanted to check it was enough, people havent got much chance of getting things right, the shop dont even list the current rating of the bloody cooker. If I wanted to replace my little fan assisted oven with one of these and had no electrical knowledge you'd just buy it wouldn't you?

 

[oharaf]

JohnD he talk sense!!

Comet et al are useless for these sort of things and would not bat an eyelid to help you or advise you.

We got ours from a little fella who runs his own businness, better price and told us exactly what we would need should we buy it, did not even need to ask.

He delivered for free and phoned to check if it was to our satisfaction and working correctly a year later.

Now that is service