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Hi My new extension has 2.5mm T+E cable running to the Hob. The hob needs replacing I have been advised that there should have been a minimum of 4mm cable running to the Hob to comply with part P of the building regs ?
Could you please clarify this for me.
many thanks
Wojtek
 
Is the T&E connected directly to the hob?

What circuit is the hob powered from sockets or on it's own circuit and do you know the MCB size for the circuit?

What's the rating of the hob?
 
Many thanks for your reply'
The hob is a Zanussi Induction hob 13 Amp supply.
it has its own circuit.
not sure about the other things.
Then on the face of it that's fine for the supply to the hob isolator. Most 13a appliances come already flexed, so I'm assuming that's the case here and the flex goes to the isolator. Or are you saying this is 2.5 T&E also.
Whatever, no need for 4mm, and it has nothing to do with part p.
 

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