Hi Olga. Definatley do not attempt to put them onto 1 circuit. Dependant upon the size of your oven you may be able to install via a 13 amp plug top but the hob will need its own dedicated 30A supply with 6mm Twin And Earth cable fed via an cooker isolation switch. Like the previously comments get expert advice from an electrician either off this website or your local paper Hope this helps you Russ
Hello Olga, I don't think you should attempt this. Put your job on this site and get some advice. Regards Michael
If the cooker supply is on a 6mm cable and the fuse is set at 32amp then it is possible both can be connected together. If the oven unit however comes with a flex and plug top it would be better to have a socket fitted alongside the cooker point, thanks, Ian
Hi Olga The answer to your question is no. But if you put the job on Rated People you will get 3 quotes for the work required to connect your appliances safely and correctly. Regards Thomas
Hi,each appliance mush have its own supply, post a job on rated people explaining your needs in your area,1 of the electricians will be able to advise you.
No that's my best answer they should be one there Own supply. Best to get some one who is qualified to do this job.
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