The instruction manual says that rotary dial for the left hand heating element goes from 800-5000W and the right hand one goes from 800-3500 (when both are used they are capped at 7000w, and the right hand element will only draw 2000w)
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The instruction manual says that rotary dial for the left hand heating element goes from 800-5000W and the right hand one goes from 800-3500 (when both are used they are capped at 7000w, and the right hand element will only draw 2000w)
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From your first link, just below the image of the product, there is a hyperlink that says product attachments.
The following is the user manual.
Look at page 6
There are any number of domestic induction hobs/cookers sold here, which are wired to a normal 32A cooker circuit, and which have boost functions to up the output of one element by sacrificing the performance of others. 3.5+3.5 = 7+2 = a piddly electric shower.
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Well, the circuit diagram doesn't show a neutral. It's a bit vague though. (I think it said 380-400V, and shows 3 wires A, B and C.)
@morqthana What has the seller and / or manufacturer of the appliance said?
You have asked them, I assume? Almost three working days so far...
You have asked them, I assume? Almost three working days so far...
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