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Default Connecting to 2 phase cooktop/hob

I am replacing my electric (glass top, ceramic) hob in my kitchen. I
have stupidly bourght a model that appears to requre 2 phase connection
- it has connections for L1, L2, N and Earth. The supply to my old hob
is only a single phase 240v supply. Worse there is only single phase
supply to the house. Is there any way to connect this up without having
an extra phase wired up?

 
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