Thread: What does 'wired-in' mean?
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Old 26-02-2008, 05:52   #10
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Re: What does 'wired-in' mean?
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Originally Posted by SMHarman View Post
He's going to find that a bit of a challenge though considering the current requirements for an oven. Though not impossible. On an electric hob it would probably be near impossible.
..but I've seen a fair few that have plugs on them...

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Originally Posted by jkat View Post
Cobbydaler is right Mr_love_monkey it requires a spark to connect, the total load is to great for a 13amp plug.

good forum here for trade advice http://www.screwfix.com/talk/index.jspa
Isn't about 3kw about 13amps so 1.5 kw should be fine?
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