Oven & hob connection?

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Hi, I've got 30A cooker point my new kitchen and need to connect separate hob and oven. How do I do it?
 
what fuel and rating are they? methods vary according to the appliance ratings.
 
what fuel and rating are they? methods vary according to the appliance ratings.

I thought this was the electric forum....not sure whether npower supplies only its own fossil fuel power (ie gas and coal), plus a bit of wind and hydro, or a mix including nuclear. :lol:

Seriously, both electric, ratings

Oven 2.25kW
Hob 5.8kW

Thanks
 
Fixed.

Friendly electrician says they can be fed via the same isolating switch to a twin 'outlet' located on the wall below the worktop and beside the oven. This assumes rating is within the capability of the one switch which the above are.

I assume this is what is meant by 'low level cooker outlet unit'.

Thanks guys.
 
Your electrician is refering to one of these Clicky

Edit: Just noticed the word "Fixed" :oops:
 
what fuel and rating are they? methods vary according to the appliance ratings.

I thought this was the electric forum....not sure whether npower supplies only its own fossil fuel power (ie gas and coal), plus a bit of wind and hydro, or a mix including nuclear. :lol:

Seriously, both electric, ratings

Oven 2.25kW
Hob 5.8kW

Thanks
All it needed was a simple GAS or ELECTRIC or dualfuel.
 
Fixed.

Friendly electrician says they can be fed via the same isolating switch to a twin 'outlet' located on the wall below the worktop and beside the oven. This assumes rating is within the capability of the one switch which the above are.

I assume this is what is meant by 'low level cooker outlet unit'.

Thanks guys.

Not as simple as that cos your oven will require local fuse protection if rated 3kw or less..........sfcu will be required.
 
what fuel and rating are they? methods vary according to the appliance ratings.

I thought this was the electric forum....not sure whether npower supplies only its own fossil fuel power (ie gas and coal), plus a bit of wind and hydro, or a mix including nuclear. :lol:

Seriously, both electric, ratings

Oven 2.25kW
Hob 5.8kW

Thanks
All it needed was a simple GAS or ELECTRIC or dualfuel.

Hmmmm.....can't take a joke I see!
:lol:
 
Fixed.

Friendly electrician says they can be fed via the same isolating switch to a twin 'outlet' located on the wall below the worktop and beside the oven. This assumes rating is within the capability of the one switch which the above are.

I assume this is what is meant by 'low level cooker outlet unit'.

Thanks guys.

Not as simple as that cos your oven will require local fuse protection if rated 3kw or less..........sfcu will be required.

Actually my electrician friend said a lot more than I can be bothered to remember. He's going to fit it for me anyway and give me all the right bits of paper before you tell me why I can't DIY.
 
Don't be so anal!

My question was that of someone who realised the his new kitchen with electrics installed by the said leccy a few weeks back may have been specified with incorrect connections as I (well you know who!) hadn't decided at specification and contract placement that a separate oven and hob was to be installed.

I didn't feel that I could ask my leccy at 9.15pm so asked a simple but essential question on this wonderful forum whilst I was searcing for other information on other forums. You should be pleased that I sought such reverered expertise. Unfortunately the forum is also infected with a few pedants too. :lol:

Oh and by the way I never take any advice from the internet at face value, it's often incorrect! :shock:
 
It isn't pedantry.

When you say things like "I need to connect a separate hob and oven" and "How do I do it?", it really does read as if you are going to be doing it.

One has to wonder, if you've already had an electrician involved and plan to get him back to do this, why you don't just get him back and let him get on with the job.....
 
Don't be so anal!

:o

My question was that of someone who realised the his new kitchen with electrics installed by the said leccy a few weeks back may have been specified with incorrect connections as I (well you know who!) hadn't decided at specification and contract placement that a separate oven and hob was to be installed.

I didn't feel that I could ask my leccy at 9.15pm so asked a simple but essential question on this wonderful forum whilst I was searcing for other information on other forums. You should be pleased that I sought such reverered expertise. Unfortunately the forum is also infected with a few pedants too. :lol:

Oh and by the way I never take any advice from the internet at face value, it's often incorrect! :shock:

Looking at your mini profile you are quick to give advice on the internet.

Timewaster.

See him off ban.
 

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