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What do I need in place to have electric cooker installed
Anonymous user 03/03/2024 - 2.44 PM
Previously had a gas cooker but have been bought a new electric cooker. I have 2 boxes on the wall for electric cooker, one with the switch, but no wires or cables hanging down. Would I need anything else ?
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3 Answers
Anonymous user
Sounds like you have a cooker feed for a std electric cooker 6mm Cable (Okay for a Std. Slot-in Electric Cooker) U Just need a qualified electrician & 2 metres of cable to go from Switch to new cooker......
Answered1 December 2011
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All you need is a short section of heat resistant cable (HORN would be ideal) to connect between the wall outlet plate and the back of the cooker. Most electricians would supply a suitable cable as part of connecting the cooker up and testing that its properly earthed etc.
Answered1 December 2011
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Anonymous user
6mm twin and earth and a quallified person to install, post as a job and get a local tradesperson round to test this circuit
Answered1 December 2011
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