Induction hobs

[ScottishGasMan]

Had plan drawn up for kitchen but decided to go for induction hob after already running gas feed in.

There's a 6mm cable back to a 32A RCBO at the CU for the oven,

I know it may be a how long is a piece of sting question, but would 6mm normally be ok for standard size oven and 4 ring induction hob after diversity?

Prob is i dont know the make or models at the minute as its speced by kitchen company, or I would so some maths, but no idea what typical sizes are for them, already laid hall floor so may be difficult trying to run in 10mm without quite an upheaval, but thought I better do some digging before I fit new plasterboard to walls in kitchen

 

[ScottishGasMan]

Should have added, the current 6mm runs from cu, down under floorboards and up direct into brick wall, no insulation and maybe 5m run at most id guess

 

[EFLImpudence]

Standard circuit. It will be fine.

 

[AndyPRK]

Will be fine.
If it’s not, run the oven off the kitchen ring

 

[flameport]

would 6mm normally be ok for standard size oven and 4 ring induction hob after diversity?

Yes, in at least 99% of cases.

Induction hobs generally use less power than the ceramic or solid plate equivalents.

 

[EFLImpudence]

would 6mm normally be ok for standard size oven and 4 ring induction hob after diversity?

It is actually oversized for the appliance and a 32A circuit.

 

[ScottishGasMan]

Thanks, assuming the kitchen folk will be fitting it, just thought I'd best double check before putting more floors down and getting walls plastered