Neff oven and microwave combi

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Okay just to clarify I know electricians don't like to give free advice but just to get things clear , I develop properties for myself and never do work for third parties so I am not someone doing cowboy work or trying to pretend I'm a electrician, it's just that I was doing my own house and being the way we are for some reason our own houses take forever to get done so it's been work in progress. All I'm asking if someone can help out rather than all the comments lol. It's okay if it's too much I'll just get the electrician to sort that bit out for me it's just that I thought this forum was to help DIY installs.

 

[Novice]

Thank you wirepuller. So without running anymore cables is this impossible? It's just that everything's pretty much plastered and painted lol

 

[Deleted member 9648]

2 20 amp radials sounds good, but as I didn't even think she would chose to have 2 ovens I didn't put 2 cables in. Can I run the 10 mm into a small consumer unit and have 2 20 amp breakers?

you could do that,it's one solution

 

[Novice]

Thank you

 

[Novice]

Excellent so what I will do is run the 10 mm into a small consumer unit under the oven cupboard with two 20 amp breakers. Run them into 20 amp idolaters and into the ovens ? It's just that the location of the consumer unit will be in cupboard is that okay

 

[Deleted member 9648]

Okay just to clarify I know electricians don't like to give free advice but just to get things clear , I develop properties for myself and never do work for third parties so I am not someone doing cowboy work or trying to pretend I'm a electrician, it's just that I was doing my own house and being the way we are for some reason our own houses take forever to get done so it's been work in progress. All I'm asking if someone can help out rather than all the comments lol. It's okay if it's too much I'll just get the electrician to sort that bit out for me it's just that I thought this forum was to help DIY installs.

You have to understand though that part P applies to YOU...IN YOUR OWN HOUSE! If you choose to ignore the requirement to notify you risk a £5000 fine.
You also have to understand that qualified electricians are screwed right left and centre in order to comply with the dogs dinner that is part P.It costs them time and a serious wedge every year.So when someone comes on here and blatently ignores it dont be surprised when they get uptight.

 

[Novice]

You have to understand though that part P applies to YOU...IN YOUR OWN HOUSE! If you choose to ignore the requirement to notify you risk a £5000 fine.
You also have to understand that qualified electricians are screwed right left and centre in order to comply with the dogs dinner that is part P.It costs them time and a serious wedge every year.So when someone comes on here and blatently ignores it dont be surprised when they get uptight.

I totally agree and point taken