juction box
- Thread starter HiFi01
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OK, given its a single oven, it probably comes with a flex and a plug (unless you already have it and it hasnt).
If its electrical rating is below 3kw, 3000w, 13A, you can put a plug on it and plug it in.
The socket for the oven can be taken as a "spur" from the cooker circuit usually, as this can then be isolated using the cooker switch. Junction box shouldnt be nessecary. Its far tidyer to do something like this:
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If its electrical rating is below 3kw, 3000w, 13A, you can put a plug on it and plug it in.
The socket for the oven can be taken as a "spur" from the cooker circuit usually, as this can then be isolated using the cooker switch. Junction box shouldnt be nessecary. Its far tidyer to do something like this:
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Johnmelad502
doesnt it depend on the cable, fuse and what hob it is currently?
plus if the cooker switch already has a socket on it, makes a differance too..
what if the hob was 32amps, + the oven @ 13amps and the microwave was pluged into the cooker socket....all being used at once.
all on a 6mm cable and 32a mcb.
plus if the cooker switch already has a socket on it, makes a differance too..
what if the hob was 32amps, + the oven @ 13amps and the microwave was pluged into the cooker socket....all being used at once.
all on a 6mm cable and 32a mcb.
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