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Oven & hob on 13amp fused spur

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I’ve come across an electric oven and gas hob on a cooker circuit, the cooker switch feeds a 13a fused spur which powers both the Oven & hob, hard wired into a 32amp junction box.
the oven is rated at 13 amps but the hob 3 amps Is this acceptable as the hob is protected by a 13 amp fuse?

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     ... but the oven manual states that it must be hard wired to a Circuit with 13a protection ...


    Which means, I think, that an FCU is the only way of doing it; which suggests that the manufacturer really doesn't understand British domestic installations.


    Even worse, the load terminals of a BS 1363 FCU need only accommodate 1 x 2.5 mm² conductors.


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    RCW:

     ... but the oven manual states that it must be hard wired to a Circuit with 13a protection ...


    Which means, I think, that an FCU is the only way of doing it; which suggests that the manufacturer really doesn't understand British domestic installations.


    Even worse, the load terminals of a BS 1363 FCU need only accommodate 1 x 2.5 mm² conductors.


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