supply for built in oven and microwave

[harbottle]

Hi I am fitting a new kitchen and will be having a 3.7kw built in single oven and a 3.2kw grill/microwave combi built in oven, I will also have a hob which I intend to connect to my existing cooker supply. Can you please tell me what type of supply I need to have fitted for for these appliances. The new ovens will be on the opposite side of the room to the existing cooker supply.

Thank you

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

So you will using the existing cooker supply for hob only?
New circuit for combi oven and single oven?
or two new circuits one for each(combi oven and single oven)?

 

[holmslaw]

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[harbottle]

Yes I will use the existing cooker supply for the hob but will need a supply for the ovens. Could they both ovens be run from one supply?

 

[Taylortwocities]

What do the maker's instructions say with regard to the fusing requirements for each appliance.?

I'll be they say it needs a 16A fused supply, in which case your electrician will need to install two separate new circuits and isolator switches, etc etc

Or were you planning to do it yourself?

 

[harbottle]

I havn't got the ovens yet but I think in the shop it said 16a supply. I will get an electrician to do the job but need to know the requirements so that I get the job done right. Will that mean two circuits from the consumer unit with 2.5mm cable?

 

[Taylortwocities]

Yes

 

[harbottle]

Thanks for your help, now I know what to get a quote for.

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

I would install at least 4.00mm T&E that will account for any upgrades/increase of load in the future, they are at least in place then, so no ripping out and starting again. Should only cost about 30p-50p extra per metre for materials.