On 20/01/2017 20:16, Roger Hayter wrote:
Bert Coules wrote:

Roger Hayter wrote:

But if is going to wire in the hob directly without a plug he needs
either a 10A MCB, which probably woudln't be enough, or at most a 16A
MCB, which might well be bigger then the hob is rated for; a 13A fused
spur would be desirable.

What if I did use a plug and socket for the hob connection? That's what was
done (not by me) in my old kitchen.

Then the experts (see Robin's post in this thread) reckon a short spur
of 2.5mm^2 from your cooker switch or the junction box to a socket will
be ok provided you have no bigger than a 32A MCB.


No reckon, it's a fact.


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Adam