Advice needed on cooker circuit cable selection

[richy3333]

I best not ask the question about putting a cooker in my shed then

 

[telectrix]

i put my cooker in the shed, but she kept banging on the door till i let her out.

 

[guest119]

i put my cooker in the shed, but she kept banging on the door till i let her out.

I like to bang my cooker against the door :smug: :wink5: :devil2:

 

[Bobster]

cheers for the advice, i know people dont like giving advice to non sparks but as i say im an electrical engineer, got my 17th edition, PAT and 2395 inspection & testing certs aswell, so im not just a bus driver trying my hand with electricity! just doing a job as a favour always good to get a bit of help from the pros.

So you an electrical engineer who can't design a very basic circuit.

FFS!

 

[Guitarist]

So you an electrical engineer who can't design a very basic circuit.

FFS!

The term "Electrical engineer" is used these days for most roles involving anything in industry which is electrical related. If you hold any qualification in electrical engineering however, you will have covered simple things such as cable selection, even if you don't "do domestic".

 

[Engineer54]

cheers for the advice, i know people dont like giving advice to non sparks but as i say im an electrical engineer, got my 17th edition, PAT and 2395 inspection & testing certs aswell, so im not just a bus driver trying my hand with electricity! just doing a job as a favour always good to get a bit of help from the pros.

Mr Boyle, i think you have quite clearly shown to us, that you are NOT in any way shape or form an Electrical Engineer!!
A electrical trainee, or 17 day whizz kid maybe.... lol!!