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Can I Run A Spur From A Cooker Socket. You could of course use a double cooker outlet plate behind the unit with one flex to the cooker and a suitably sized flex or t&e to a. I’ve collated various bits of info on this, and i’m thinking to proceed as per the. The risk is the 13a. I don't want the aggro of running a spur from a wall socket, which is why i want to run from the cooker circuit. Knowing the only thing plugged in there has a 13amp fuse in it's plug. I have established that my dining room 3 double socket outlets is wired as a radial. I don't want the aggro of running a spur from a wall socket, which is why i want to run from the cooker circuit. The cowboy approach is to accept the risk of the 32a circuit spuring to a 13amp outlet with no fuse. If you have a cooker supply with 6mm cable from consumer unit and a 32amp fuse then this will run both ovens as they will pull 26amps. My cooker runs off it's own 32a circuit, connected to a cooker switch unit, and then wired into a ccu. I have a cooker circuit on 4mm t&e using a 32a mcb. The socket is in the adjoining lounge so no idea what. Can i run a spur off either the cooker. Discovered a twin 13a socket run in 2.5 twin and earth spurred from a cooker circuit!

Discovered a twin 13a socket run in 2.5 twin and earth spurred from a cooker circuit! If you have a cooker supply with 6mm cable from consumer unit and a 32amp fuse then this will run both ovens as they will pull 26amps. You could of course use a double cooker outlet plate behind the unit with one flex to the cooker and a suitably sized flex or t&e to a. The cowboy approach is to accept the risk of the 32a circuit spuring to a 13amp outlet with no fuse. I have a cooker circuit on 4mm t&e using a 32a mcb. My cooker runs off it's own 32a circuit, connected to a cooker switch unit, and then wired into a ccu. The socket is in the adjoining lounge so no idea what. I don't want the aggro of running a spur from a wall socket, which is why i want to run from the cooker circuit. I’ve collated various bits of info on this, and i’m thinking to proceed as per the. Knowing the only thing plugged in there has a 13amp fuse in it's plug.

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Can I Run A Spur From A Cooker Socket I have a cooker circuit on 4mm t&e using a 32a mcb. I have a cooker circuit on 4mm t&e using a 32a mcb. Discovered a twin 13a socket run in 2.5 twin and earth spurred from a cooker circuit! I don't want the aggro of running a spur from a wall socket, which is why i want to run from the cooker circuit. I have established that my dining room 3 double socket outlets is wired as a radial. Can i run a spur off either the cooker. The socket is in the adjoining lounge so no idea what. If you have a cooker supply with 6mm cable from consumer unit and a 32amp fuse then this will run both ovens as they will pull 26amps. I’ve collated various bits of info on this, and i’m thinking to proceed as per the. My cooker runs off it's own 32a circuit, connected to a cooker switch unit, and then wired into a ccu. I don't want the aggro of running a spur from a wall socket, which is why i want to run from the cooker circuit. Knowing the only thing plugged in there has a 13amp fuse in it's plug. The risk is the 13a. You could of course use a double cooker outlet plate behind the unit with one flex to the cooker and a suitably sized flex or t&e to a. The cowboy approach is to accept the risk of the 32a circuit spuring to a 13amp outlet with no fuse.