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electrical questions - cooktop and oven
I'm replacing my range with a separate cooktop and oven. The range is
on a 60 amp 240V circuit. The new appliances have the following electrical requirements: Oven: 30 Ampere, 208/240 Volts. Cooktop: 40 Ampere, 208/240 Volts. Also the manufacturer recommends a time-delay fuse or circuit breaker and a separate circuit for each. Can I use the existing 60 amp circuit for both? If I need to get two circuits in there, can they share the same neutral? Both appliances will be connected wire-to-wire (no plugs). Can I use the same box for both of them? Thanks, Matt P.S. I'm getting conflicting answers and a wide range of quotes from electricians, so I wanted to get a better idea. |
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