Cooker / Induction Hob isolation

Assuming the induction hob has touch sensitive buttons you will need a switch to clean the hob, otherwise it will beep in error....
 
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I've had to isolate cookers in a hurry twice:
1. Old belling electric cooker in a student friend's house: one of the hob elements started to catastrophically self destruct;
2. Fat fire in a grill I left on and shut the oven door.

Both these incidents needed the power disconnecting pretty quickly to prevent major damage or a house fire, and on both occasions there was a big red 'cooker' switch nearby. Neither incident caused an automatic disconnection.
 
I'm beginning to wonder if it's one of these hangovers from older regulations, which still gets passed down the generations.

I can't find any specific reference to it in BS7671

Yeah, I think that's in the 14th. I'll have a sniff and let you know.
 

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