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If not specified in the manuf instructions, then something like 4.00mm 3183TQ should do. Most manuf specify one of the HORxx type cables though so have a read of the installation instructions.
 
The butyl has stranded cable not solid core so handles the heating from the current better. The butyl is also more suitable to the environment (grease/oil etc). Wouldn't use it on an oven install but usually do for a cooker.
 
As a rule of thumb use the same size conductor as the supply circuit. So for most domestic cookers a bit of 6.0mm T&E is the norm

Every fine stranded cable requires ferrules at the terminations unless connected to a terminal specifically designed for fine stranded cables


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What kind of cable do I need to wire a new 7.9kW cooker?

Mate you are going to get all kinds of stick for posting a question, lots of things come into play, lots of information required, length of run, installation method, type of supply etc etc, you will get more help, less grief if you ask the Moderators for access to the Trainee section, where there are like minded people there to help you, not having a dig at you but if you post a question like this one,you deserve all you get
 
Mate you are going to get all kinds of stick for posting a question, lots of things come into play, lots of information required, length of run, installation method, type of supply etc etc, you will get more help, less grief if you ask the Moderators for access to the Trainee section, where there are like minded people there to help you, not having a dig at you but if you post a question like this one,you deserve all you get

I don't mind a bit of stick, I am a trainee. Besides, the question has been answered now. Thanks for your concerns though.
 
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with regard to your question about ferrules on fine stranded flex. this cable is not suitable for connecting in screw terminals unless ferruled.
 

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