Oven and hob wiring

[Ionkontrol]

Hi,

1st post and a question for you pro's.

I am renovating my kitchen at the moment and am putting in the back boxes for for sockets.
Electrician will do all final wiring.

Currently, my dedicated cooker circuit looks like this.... (actually 32amp not 30)

My new oven is a Siemens single oven rated at 3.3kw.
The instructions say 'do not connect with a 13amp plug or restrict with a 13amp fuse'.
My hob is gas with a 13amp plug for the ignitor.

Can the hob and oven be connected to this circuit and should I put in a double back box for this installation and what would the front plates be? Hardwired flex outlet for oven and 13amp socket for hob?

Thanks
Alan

 

[Sintra]

Change the back box for the cooker outlet to a dual box.
Side 1 cooker outlet.
Side 2 13A single unswitched socket.

 

[jeremy]

Would that then need the plug from the hob coming above the worksurface? Is it allowed for the output from the ccu to supply the cooker and a spur for the hob supply?

 

[jeremy]

I get it now!! cooker connection behind cooker and have a skt as well.

 

[Sintra]

OSG page 160. A cooker switch can be used to control more than one appliance.

 

[Sintra]

I get it now!! cooker connection behind cooker and have a skt as well.

You got it.

 

[jeremy]

Bit slow but I'll get there eventually!!

 

[Ionkontrol]

A dual back box it is.

Thanks very much.

 

[Sintra]

Make sure and use a 45mm deep one though.

 

[ezzzekiel]

or run a spur from ring for hob ignition and keep outlet just for cooker, bit easier to terminate

 

[Ionkontrol]

Make sure and use a 45mm deep one though.

Just had a qucik scan and can only seem to find 35mm. Any pointers for a 45mm?

 

[Colin Integrale]

The local wholesalers, surely?

City, Ed's, Rexal, Electric Center, Newies... etc.