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wquinn · 2010-08-13 13:29:18

Does anyone know is it ok to use this to supply an oven and a hob from a cooker switch fed with 6sq twin and earth. thanks

13-08-2010 1:29pm

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wquinn

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Does anyone know is it ok to use this to supply an oven and a hob from a cooker switch fed with 6sq twin and earth.
thanks

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#2 14-08-2010 9:21am

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No for both oven and hob my advice would be 6 square , whats the total kw load of each appliance.

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#3 14-08-2010 1:34pm

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4.2kw for the double oven
And 6kw on the hob

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#4 14-08-2010 1:41pm

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i'd normally run two 32amp circuits for a double oven and hob

you'll prob get away with 1 32amp circuit allowing for diversity

but you'll need a 6sq flex

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