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   From: david.looser@btinternet.com   
      
   "Dave Plowman (News)"  wrote   
   >   
   > Sorry - we normally call them cookers, so I missed it. A complete electric   
   > cooker would normally have its own radial here too. But most here would go   
   > for a gas hob and electric oven - some of which can be run from a 13 amp   
   > socket.   
   >   
   I've not met an oven with a 13A plug, maybe this is a recent innovation. I   
   have a gas (bottled, I'm off the gas main) hob and a built-in double oven   
   which is connected via a 45A "cooker point" to a radial circuit with a 40A   
   MCB on the other end of it. Though there is a 13A socket in the cooker point   
   into which the microwave is plugged, so that shares the 40A with the oven.   
      
   David.   
      
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