Cooker / Hob connection

[Toneyz]

this dual cooker connection outlet plate by scholemore is one of those products that have come on the market that makes connection of two appliances so easey

 

[eddieboy]

What make of hob is it? Majority I've connected have kind of screw cage terminal. Think you'll find little room for any insulated lugs, but you should use a suitable bootlace lug.

It's a Lamona, supplied by Howdens

 

[Midwest]

Se

It's a Lamona, supplied by Howdens

Seem to remember they have the screw cage terminals I previously mentioned. If so, bootlace ferrules would be a suitable product to use.

 

[Midwest]

PS, your profile doesn't state whether you are an electrician or not?

 

[eddieboy]

PS, your profile doesn't state whether you are an electrician or not?

I am indeed an electrician and I'm still learnig. I have only ever done indusrial and never any domestic, hence not knowing about the dual plates.

Thanks for your help and everyone else.

 

[telectrix]

generally i just use 6mm T/E from CCU to cooker. it's not like it's being pulled out every week.

 

[eddieboy]

generally i just use 6mm T/E from CCU to cooker. it's not like it's being pulled out every week.

I did think about using the original piece of 6mm T&E but it had a few nicks in it. Plus it would be too short to do two connections.

 

[Midwest]

You will struggle getting 6mm tw&e into that hob, 2.5mm flex is a squeeze. Seems manufacturers take diversity into account, big style