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Hi guys

Interested in your thoughts here. I recently installed a new circuit to supply an induction hob and oven. The circuit is supplied via a 40 amp rcbo. The rcbo however is intermittently tripping, sometimes when it's not even in use and stone cold I.e no fan etc running. I know the loading is correct and this is not an overload fault.

I'm thinking it's a faulty oven unit/hob unit - it's brand new and straight out the box.

Or do induction hobs require a type c breaker to cope with the inductive load
- if that's how they work? Iv fitted induction hobs before in type b breakers and never had a problem.

Any thoughts?

Thanks.
Dan
Gasp !!!
 

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