Hello,
I had a rewire in my kitchen extension weeks ago and the electrician left a spurred hard wire for the hob in the right place before my kitchen was fitted.
The kitchen is now fitted, apart from a some appliances, and it seems my Neff induction hob has a plug socket... I just assumed it would have been a wired connection and so did everyone who quoted for the job when discussing.
Can the plug be removed and the hob connected direct to the hard wire?
How easy is it for an electrician to change the wired point into a power socket?
Thanks,
Scott
I had a rewire in my kitchen extension weeks ago and the electrician left a spurred hard wire for the hob in the right place before my kitchen was fitted.
The kitchen is now fitted, apart from a some appliances, and it seems my Neff induction hob has a plug socket... I just assumed it would have been a wired connection and so did everyone who quoted for the job when discussing.
Can the plug be removed and the hob connected direct to the hard wire?
How easy is it for an electrician to change the wired point into a power socket?
Thanks,
Scott