How do I connect my electric ceramic or induction hob to the power supply?
Issue
- How do I connect my electric ceramic or induction hob to the power supply?
- Hob/cooker electrical connection
Applies to:
- built-in hobs
- cookers
Resolution
The appliance must be installed by qualified personnel. Comply with the installations instructions supplied with the appliance.
All the electrical connections must be carried out by a qualified electrician.
Your hob will not arrive with a cable, most induction hobs (apart from our plug and play models) cannot be plugged into a 13 amp socket and will need to be hard wired by a qualified electrician.
For information on the connection value of your cooking hob, refer to the user manual supplied with your appliance and refer to the date plate underside of the hob for connection / power loading.. Follow the link to download the in pdf format.
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