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I had a kitchen refit 5 years ago and as part of the refit an electrician fitted the following
Supply and Fit new mini consumer unit
Installation of new kitchen ring (due to standard of existing electrics)
Renew Earth bonding back to board
Install new 6mm cooker circuit to induction hob
at the time they fitted an oven which was 13amp
I have an induction hob and the oven running from the cooker circuit
if i replace the oven do i still have to use a 13amp one or can i use a 16amp one.
i have had conflicting advice on the scewfix forums.
one poster says i am limited to 27 amps due to it being nstallation method 101 6.0 mm T&E is rated at 27 amp
another says that From your description Method C has been used. That makes the current carrying capacity of 6mm twin & earth to be 47 amps.
the cable runs along underneath the adjacent cabinets into a new consumer unit. The cables are not isolated etc
Supply and Fit new mini consumer unit
Installation of new kitchen ring (due to standard of existing electrics)
Renew Earth bonding back to board
Install new 6mm cooker circuit to induction hob
at the time they fitted an oven which was 13amp
I have an induction hob and the oven running from the cooker circuit
if i replace the oven do i still have to use a 13amp one or can i use a 16amp one.
i have had conflicting advice on the scewfix forums.
one poster says i am limited to 27 amps due to it being nstallation method 101 6.0 mm T&E is rated at 27 amp
another says that From your description Method C has been used. That makes the current carrying capacity of 6mm twin & earth to be 47 amps.
the cable runs along underneath the adjacent cabinets into a new consumer unit. The cables are not isolated etc