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Electric cooker switches

Arran Cameron
I hope that this doesn't come across as a daft question...


Why do most electric cooker switches have an in-built socket? Do analogous cooker switches exist in other countries that use different types of mains sockets?


I used to think that the socket was for plugging in a gas cooker electric ignition, but there is no real reason for having a separate circuit from the ring main for this.
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    Clive Brittain:

     The cooker switch for a 30 Amp circuit for a new electric cooker would contain a socket outlet for a kettle





    Which is exactly what I use mine for... ?
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    Clive Brittain:

     The cooker switch for a 30 Amp circuit for a new electric cooker would contain a socket outlet for a kettle





    Which is exactly what I use mine for... ?
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