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No new cables.Did they run a new cable from the new isolator switch for the hob back to your fuse board?
The hob an oven are only connected to fuse box by the ring mains feed.
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No new cables.Did they run a new cable from the new isolator switch for the hob back to your fuse board?
Well I have stated in an email I didn't want certs from first guy. So I hope the second lot.Signed by the first muppet or the 2nd muppets?
What a shambles and I'm afraid you have been done by 2nd rate trades people
Thx.The pic of the hob switch almost definately looks like a 20amp rated switch (but Ill stand corrected) ... you can apply diversity when calculating overall energy demands of the property but you cannot apply it to the switchgear... this should be on its own circuit with a 45amp switch ... as I have stated before, you really need independent inspection as we only see the surface visuals ...and going by them its rings some big alarm bells.
Do not pay!.. your final payment until you have had independent inspection from a non related competent and well established company, it appears they are sending bodgit electricians to cover the first bodgit electricians ---.. your clearly been fobbed off and the workmanship is very poor quality and could be argued unsafe.. but thats down to a deeper inspection.
We appreciate you coming back with updates but you ignore the best advice .... get it checked before you pay, and don't ask them or any linked companies to do it... get a fully independent company.
No new cables.
The hob an oven are only connected to fuse box by the ring mains feed.
thnx
Thx.
I didn't ignore advice though I will be getting my own inspection. I just gave them a chance to rectify and then let them send an apparent independent when I was still unhappy.
Im aware how it's hard for you guys to confirm things from pics and words and haven't any intention of using or repeating comments. I just read the manuals to them. They are quite clear and I understand a few basics as soon as I looked I was concerned.
I joined here just for some help which I have had an incredible amount of and no one seems to think it's done correctly
Thnx
I'm looking for a local spark at moment. I'm in Hemel Hempstead if anyone's from here. I will of course pay full rates.
Crickey mate bit harshYou don't seem to be taking too much notice of the good advice you've been given in your thread. I take it that this second electrician came from the same source as the original electrician. So what are you going to do now, accept this pile of crap as is, or take the good advice you've been given and get an experienced fully qualified independent electrician to access the work carried out by this mottley crew...
As they say, we can only lead you to the water hole, you need to decide whether you drink or not!!
Thx v much I will use if there is anyone local. As I say I'm waiting to hear from the company I contacted and as it's the w end I doubt I will hear till Monday.I have created a thread .... we will see if any member is local.
then it's a bodge up. the hob needs to be on it's own 32A circuit in 6mm cable. end of.
Crickey mate bit harsh
I said I am looking for someone to look next week They are a larger company of electricians I'm waiting for confirmation of time.
Yes both both lots of electricians were supplied by the builders but he said the second was independent and as I knew I couldn't get anyone myself till next week I thought what's too lose.
As for not taking advice I find that hurtful it's only 2 days since I asked for help and I have read and taken on board everything that was posted.
thnx
Why? It comes out at 22.5A before diversity is applied. Why on earth is a 32A supply in 6mm required?
OK, a 4mm should suffice. depending on ref. method. and i make 5800watts to be 25.2A ( before diversity ). also, manufacturers instructions should be taken into account.Why? It comes out at 22.5A before diversity is applied. Why on earth is a 32A supply in 6mm required?
OK, a 4mm should suffice. depending on ref. method. and i make 5800watts to be 25.2A ( before diversity ). also, manufacturers instructions should be taken into account.
Probably thinking along the lines of a conventional domestic cooking appliance circuit which let's face it, the original cooker cable should have been left in place to supply both Hob and Oven. A new 6mm cable should have been taken from the CU to supply the new electric shower.
Back to the Hob, a 4mm dedicated radial will suffice, but connecting this hob to a ring circuit is definitely not on, what ever way you want to look at it....
Sorry, I was working on 5400W, got this one mixed up with the kitchen I've just quoted.
It's still less than 16A after diversity though, a 20A supply wouldn't be troubled by that load.
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