But do you think the neighbour would recognise it?6mm2 cable for this one. It has to be hard wired, and there could well be a connection point nearby.
John
It may not be ALL you need, the point I was trying to make was that the person doing the installation should be the one advising you, someone qualified who can look at what is needed & will know how the job should be done properly!!
I completely agree with you but I'm not sure I would like to "guess" when advising someone on this sort of thing. In the appliance section people often call cookers ovens & vice versa & the op was rather short on info e.g. neighbours quals, experience etc., rating of appliance nor anything else.I guess it will be the traditional shielded outlet behind the old cooker, or a flying lead from a wall switch somewhere.....as you have said, if the neighbour doesn't know, then it's not the job for him!
John
You are right John, but personally I prefer not to answer the question if I feel that it might make them think they are on the right track when they could be heading for the buffers.I couldn't agree more......the trouble is, almost everything is available on the inter web if you can be bothered to look for it (which I'm not). Unfortunately, expertise is the one missing ingredient.
I'm not advising what to do, just answering the original question......and we can't stop people from bashing on anyway!
John
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