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Final cooker calculation
"antgel" wrote in message ... Having read the replies to my question a while back, I'd like to run the following calculation before the group: Appliance maximum power in kW: Oven = 2.3 Hob = 6.3 Micro = 3 Total = 11600W 11600W / 230V = 50.43A. ... You can't bring the hob into this equation Antony. The hob will need its own supply as it is a heavy load appliance. The only types of loading you should supply with a ring final circuit ate loads which can safely be fused with up to a 13 Amps fuse. 230 V / 13 A = 2,990 W The oven and hob make up a total loading of nearly 9kW on their own, which can safely be supplied through a radial circuit of 10 mm csa' at 40 A safety breaker. It can be possible for all these appliances to be on at he same time, so they should be rated in your design as such where ever possible. Diversity is only a ruling on a single free standing stove, not separated cooking appliances. |
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