Cable Diversity for Induction Hob

It is likely that you cannot get the total load to be more than 7.35 kW or whatever because the electronics will be power limited by design. The overload case is therefore not possible, and faults will cause a short circuit, so again safe. It is sensible not to overrate the circuit, 32A is perfectly fine, just go with that. As I said it is not worth doing anything else. The power limit is necessary because if you choose a particularly lossy pan you could cause damage, for example perhaps heating a large ball bearing race for fitting! Electronics generally has to be made people tolerant, even if it does have "manufacturers instructions" which as usual are unhelpful. I wonder why they chose those unusual cable types, and why would they ever get hot with an induction hob, which does not get hot itself at all? Very curious. Good luck buying a couple of metres of either type. Perhaps they think you will dip the cable into the frying pan full of oil, very "continental" I'm sure!