Oven hob and microwave on same circuit

[Kevin hayes]

Hi guys see attached image if this would be ok, this would be the easiest way for me too do it so hope its correct and complies?

 

[sircerebus666]

You would be better posting this in the electrics forum

 

[Kevin hayes]

Would this be alright? Attached pic
As it's not exceeding the 32amp as this would be the easiest option for me

 

[EFLImpudence]

Yes.

4mm² (especially from the switch to socket(s)) is adequate for 32A.
Connecting one socket from the other (rather than the switch) might be easier.

 

[Kevin hayes]

That's great thanks mate

 

[ericmark]

See nothing wrong with that, I remember back in 1980 saying to my wife you can have any cooker you like, so she was looking at a canon gas cooker with microwave built into the gas oven £1000, this in 1980 for me was 4 weeks wages, most people a lot more, lucky she decided the fingers holding the pans on the gas rings were dangerous and a ceramic hob was safer, only £600 then for ceramic hob, lucky break. But having microwave cookers and oven/hob off same supply has never been a problem.

 

[winston1]

Yes.

4mm² (especially from the switch to socket(s)) is adequate for 32A.
Connecting one socket from the other (rather than the switch) might be easier.

In fact 2.5mm is adequate from switch to sockets.