By interlock do you mean the switch on the front that only allows the use of the grill and top oven element at the same time?:-)
By interlock do you mean the switch on the front that only allows the use of the grill and top oven element at the same time?:-)
Yup.
I'm fed from an unusual looking transformer in a roadside cabinet and I get a constant true 245V RMS
So you might get another 60W out of it ;-)
I felt obliged to look on Screwfix to check, but irrespective of the regulations surrounding cooker switches, all the ones I saw were DP (dual/double pole) switching.
I was referring to switching off the *circuit*.
I.e. if you forgo having a cooker switch, and rely on being able to turn off the MCB for the circuit, then you won't have a way of isolating the appliance fully.
i.e. you should have an isolation switch (and yes they will be DP)
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