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Hi all,
Just looking into a kitchen refit where the customer has gone a bit excitable with the cooking side of things !

Have done lots of installs with two appliances on the one circuit but anyone know of any issue with feeding three rather than run a new circuit for say the new hob alone ?

I have an existing 32A rcbo on a 6mm twin for built in oven now and hob but new kit is an oven at 3.45kW
Combi oven / micro at 3.6kW

and finally an induction hob at 5.6kW
24.3A fuse rating on spec sheet so they haven't allowed any diversity.
Anyone fitted them with a diversity applied ? as I haven't fitted any induction before.

I'm making it a shade under 27A for the oven and combi together,

and if allowed on induction 18.7A approximately but I'm thinking likely run a new circuit from cu at the full load rating the manufacturer of the hob has given.
 
Isn't the problem that you've only got 6mm and a 32A mcb? Now I've smelt the cooking I def would not add this new hob to that circuit, a change from what I implied at 6:30 this morning ...(darn, too late to edit?). If circuit was at least 40A then it's a maybe but we are back to actual useage vs OSG advice. A 2nd 6mm and it can be Christmas every day :)
 
I think if you have one existing 32A radial, I'd be inclined to drag in another. If you have a butchers at H4 OSG (described by some, as a storybook with pictures), it makes reference to isolation, and refers to reg 536.2, which I can't make sense of, but think says refer to manufacturer?
Yes mate, I did read that and the reg which is another quite flouncy sentence :D and in my mind is taken as add an isolation switch to switch the appliances conveniently rather than one switch to shut off 3 different appliances for instance. Either way thanks for input from all ;) I'm nearly off to the airport as Mallorca soon !
 
At least take the OSG with you for lying by the pool reading material - you'll be clued up by the time you return!
Happy holiday!
Yes mate, I did read that and the reg which is another quite flouncy sentence :D and in my mind is taken as add an isolation switch to switch the appliances conveniently rather than one switch to shut off 3 different appliances for instance. Either way thanks for input from all ;) I'm nearly off to the airport as Mallorca soon !
 

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