Right,
We are changing the range cooker to:
a 6 gas ring hob which has a 13A cable and plug to power the gas ignition system.
2 seperate gas single ovens/grills. (these are fully gas for the grill and oven parts) These will be installed side by side under the 6 ring gas hob mentioned above.This means we can have two ovens, or two grills or one grill and one oven at any one time for dinner parties.
Each one of these gas grill/ovens also has a mains lead with a 13A plug on it to power the clocks and gas ignition system.
Above all this is the extractor fan, which again has a mains lead and plug on it.
Now I have a 32A cooker circuit. This currently goes to a 45A DP cooker switch.
Now my two questions are:
- Is it acceptable to run 6mm2 cable from this double pole switch to a triple gang wall socket behind the cooker so that I can plug the gas hob in and the two seperate grils/ovens into?
- Is it acceptable to power the cooker hood from the cooker circuit rather than from the kitchen ring fing circuit? Again this would be via a 13A fused neon spur. My reasoning is that the cooker hood fan and light only really gets used when cooking takes place......