Cooker socket to 13amp plug socket

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I know there is a lot of information regarding cookers and sockets but I've not been able to get a clear idea of my scenario.

We are replacing our double oven which is currently connected to a cooker switch on the wall which I believe is 32amp. Our new single oven has a 13amp socket only.

Am I correct in thinking that I can wire the existing output wires from the cooker switch to a normal wall mounted socket and then plug directly into this ? Is the wall socket capable of taking the higher rated cables and is the 13amp plug fuse enough protection for the the single oven on its own ?

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Am I correct in thinking that I can wire the existing output wires from the cooker switch to a normal wall mounted socket and then plug directly into this ?
yes

Is the wall socket capable of taking the higher rated cables
most are but i've seen a few that aren't. check before buying

is the 13amp plug fuse enough protection for the the single oven on its own ?
yes
 

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