Electric cooker installation in Swadlincote

Connecting an electric induction hob or electric oven in Burton upon Trent is work Re-energize Electrical carries out, including Stapenhill and Branston, with a cooker circuit and a wall isolator.

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Electric cooker installation price

Hob and oven connections are assessed only after the appliance and its circuit have been looked over. The figure for your kitchen is confirmed then, not copied from another job.

From £50

Included

  • Connecting an electric induction hob to a suitable cooker circuit.
  • Connecting a built in electric oven or a freestanding electric cooker.
  • Fitting a wall isolator, or using a sound one already on the wall.
  • Checking the appliance heats on the circuit before we leave the kitchen.

Not included as standard

  • Gas hobs, gas ovens and gas ranges, including any gas pipework.
  • Providing the hob or oven, or altering cabinets around it.
  • A new consumer unit, unless that board has no way to feed a cooker circuit.

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  • A built in oven and a freestanding electric cooker are looked at separately, because the connection is not the same.
  • If the existing cooker circuit cannot feed the new appliance, we say what must change before continuing.
  • The figure covers the electrical connection. Buying the hob or oven sits outside it.
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When an electric cooker is connected

The job is joining an electric induction hob or an electric oven to a cooker circuit, with a wall isolator within reach. Gas hobs and gas ranges are a different trade.

  • Induction hob on its circuitAn induction hob draws a heavy load and belongs on a cooker circuit, not on a socket shared with small appliances. We connect it and fit switching you can reach.
  • Electric oven beside itA built in electric oven, or a freestanding electric cooker, is connected in the same visit when the circuit can accept it. We match the connection to the appliance you have.
  • Wall isolator in reachA wall isolator lets you cut power to the hob or oven without opening the consumer unit. We fit or reuse one so it can be used for cleaning or switched off in a hurry.

What happens on the day

We look at the hob or oven, the cooker circuit and the place for the isolator before cables are terminated. You hear what we find first.

  • Checking the appliance typeWe confirm it is an electric induction hob or electric oven, and whether it is built in or freestanding. Gas models are turned away.
  • Preparing the cooker circuitThe circuit is checked for the load of that appliance. If it cannot cope, we stop and explain the electrical work needed before any connection.
  • Terminating at the isolatorCables are terminated at the wall isolator and at the appliance. We then switch on and see that the hob or oven responds.

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Photos of our work

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Electric cooker installation questions

Still have a question?

Will you connect an induction hob?

Yes. An electric induction hob is connected to a cooker circuit with a wall isolator. We do this in Burton upon Trent, including Stapenhill and Branston.

Can you fit a gas range?

No. Gas hobs, gas ovens and gas ranges are outside this work. We connect electric appliances only.

Can an oven bought elsewhere be connected?

Yes, when it is electric. Built in ovens and freestanding electric cookers can be connected. We do not sell the appliance as part of this job.

Where does the wall isolator go?

Within reach of the appliance, where it can be used without leaning over a hot hob. We choose the spot with you before anything is fixed to the wall.

Do Burton semis and terraces differ?

The connection is electrical either way. Burton has detached houses, semis, terraces and flats, and Stapenhill and Branston kitchens are treated according to the circuit already there.

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