Cooker/hob draw newbie question

Creamy Goodness

Hi all, complete novice when it comes to all things electrical. I’m looking at getting a new cooker and hob.

These are the two in question

https://www.neff-home.com/uk/productlist/ovens-compact-ovens/ovens/single-ovens/B57CR22N0B#/Togglebox=-1051994369/Togglebox=875043033/Togglebox=1169464653/

And

https://www.neff-home.com/uk/productlist/hobs/induction-hobs/T56FD50X0#/Togglebox=-1382399203/Togglebox=591605008/

The cooker requires 16A and the hob says 20A. The fuse board I’ve attached says the cooker is 32A which I’m guessing is split between hob/cooker.

My main concern is on the specs of the hob it says:

“4.6kW power output (20A); current management options for 16A, 13A or 10A connection”

Will these two work with 32A? Am I losing power to the hob only if the oven is on and if the oven is off it’d be getting full power?

2011

Without getting too technical I would doubt that your electrician will have any concerns when connecting these loads. Obviously we can’t assess fully without seeing it. The photo of your board suggests that it is wired well.

Creamy Goodness

2011 wrote: »

Without getting too technical I would doubt that your electrician will have any concerns when connecting these loads. Obviously we can’t assess fully without seeing it. The photo of your board suggests that it is wired well.

Great thanks. I’ll be in the actual house (board is from a show house) come Friday so I can take more pics if needed. What should I take a photo of (it’s a new build) would there by a wire where the cooker/hob should go?