Dual Fuel Range Cooker With 13amp Plug<br /><br />Are you a cook at home who loves the responsive heat control of gas cooktops, but requires an electric oven for baking? Find a dual-fuel range cooker that gives you the best of both worlds.<br /><br />Many experienced home chefs prefer gas cooktops due to their superior temperature control and ability to employ advanced cooking techniques such as charring. These stoves are expensive, particularly when you need an additional gas connection and electrician for installation.<br /><br />What is a 13amp plug?<br /><br />If you own dual fuel range cooker (also called an electric and gas oven) is required, you'll need an appropriately rated 13 amp plug. The plug also needs to be wired hard into the cooker circuit ring by a certified electrician.<br /><br />This ensures that the current passing through the plug is safe and not too high which could cause an electrical fire risk. The plug is equipped with an electric fuse that regulates the current. The fuse blows whenever the current flows through it beyond its capacity. This safeguards the appliance from an overcharge of electricity.<br /><br />The fuse is rated 13 amps, as indicated on the top of the plug. This indicates the maximum amount of current that the plug can pass without damaging the appliance or causing heat to the socket. It is crucial that when replacing fuses, you always use the same amps as the original. If you replace the fuse using one with the different ratings, you risk overheating the socket, and potentially putting yourself and others in high risk.<br /><br />Ceramic 13 amp fuse are extremely durable, and are able to withstand extreme temperatures from an oven. Ceramic is also fire-resistant, which makes it a more suitable option than other kinds of fuse.<br /><br />There are many ways in which a 13 amp plug can be installed. The plug can be connected to a live socket by using either a screw or a jaw cord clamp. The plug should be pushed firmly into place and tightened, making sure that the clamp is secure.<br /><br />Some plugs may include a wiring diagram on cardboard over the pins, and these must be removed prior to connecting the wires. The wires should be cut to the proper length, as when they are too long they could be crushed when plug covers are changed. The earth wire must be the longest to connect it prior to the neutral and line pins.<br /><br />How do I connect an outlet with 13amps?<br /><br />The vast majority dual fuel range cookers in UK are powered by a 13 amp plug. This is important because ovens can draw large amounts of current, while the standard plug sockets have a rating of 10 amps.<br /><br /><br /><br />In general new appliances should be fitted with a plug at the point of sale. This is in order to be in compliance with the Plugs and Sockets etc. (Safety Regulations) 1994. However, older appliances may not be connected to a plug and this is the reason why the problem occurs.<br /><br />The first thing to consider when connecting a cooker to an existing plug socket is to make sure that the rating of the fuse in the fuse box is similar to the rating of the plug. This is important because a faulty fuse could be dangerous.<br /><br />It is also recommended to ensure that the fuse is fully seated within the cartridge and that there isn't any excessive movement within it. Next up is to prepare the flex that is to be used. Take off the sheathing and reveal the three conductors insulated. Use a utility blade to cut the sheathing beyond the grip of the cord at the entry point of the plug. This will not cut through the conductors that are insulated. The nick should be wide enough that the sheathing can split and enlarge the nick as it is pulled back, revealing the cable beneath. Finally cut off <a href="https://www.ovensandhobs.uk/categories/dual-fuel-range-cookers">ebay range cookers dual fuel</a> , leaving approximately 40mm of length that extends beyond the flex end.<br /><br />This flex is placed over the plug and the earth terminal is placed at the top and the live and neutral terminals at the bottom. The sheathing on each pin is removed using the coloured conductors as a guide. The internal cable is then secured to the terminal by using the cord grip. If the plug is equipped with a cord clamp that is screw-type, let it loosen and then pull the insulation back to reveal the copper wires. Connect each of the conductors insulated to the appropriate terminal (starting with the earth before neutral, and then the live) by using the channel that they run through the plug.<br /><br />What is the maximum draw of a 13 amp plug?<br /><br />The maximum current draw for 13amp plugs at 300 volts is 3kw. This is a significant amount of power, but the standard fuse that is fitted in a UK plugtop will not fail until the cable has reached to a dangerous temperature. A faulty plug or socket can cause a fire so it's important to keep an eye on the amount of power you use particularly in the kitchen.<br /><br />The fuses in plugtops are ceramic, approximately 25mm long and rated for 240V mains. The fuses will have an BS Kitemark or similar mark on their side, and they'll also contain sand. Glass or plastic alternatives are available, but should never be used in combination with a live plug.<br /><br />Most dual fuel range cookers sold in the UK require a hard-wired connection and cannot be plugged directly into an outlet on the wall. They are typically connected through a separate cooker circuit that is only suitable for appliances that can handle up to 20 amps.<br /><br />Examine the ring circuit in your home by using the fuse box, or call an electrician in your area. You can ask them if the sockets are connected to the same ring or if they are separate. They should also be able tell you if there is a dedicated circuit to power your oven.<br /><br />If you're considering buying a new dual-fuel range cooker, the size of your kitchen is an important aspect to take into consideration. Luckily, we have a large choice of cookers to fit any space, including small 50-60cm dual fuel models as well as huge 90cm+ double oven options from the top brands such as Rangemaster and StovesAreUs.<br /><br />We also offer a wide range of multifunction electric and gas cookers. These multifunction cookers can be used to cook a variety of meals including curries, pasta, and casseroles!<br /><br />Currys offers a broad selection of Cookers. Browse our online collection or visit us in our store to see them. We provide free delivery and installation at home on select range cookers, as well as flexible payment options. If you have any queries our team is ready to assist you send us an email or give us a phone call. Credit is subjected to status, and terms &amp; conditions apply.<br /><br />What is the maximum current draw of a cooker switch?<br /><br />There is a lot of confusion regarding the maximum current draw of a cooker switch. The majority of cookers are hard-wired and connected to a specific oven-ring circuit not the standard socket. This is because they typically consume more than 20 amps of power when both the gas and electric ovens are in use.<br /><br />You will not find dual fuel range cookers that can be fitted in a standard socket because this could create a significant fire risk and would violate electrical regulations. A licensed electrician must always install new electrics in the kitchen, connecting them to the cooker. They will also ensure that the load of the oven and the hob does not exceed the circuit's power supply capacity.<br /><br />The advantages of a dual-fuel range cooker are the receptive cooking power of a gas stove with the precision of an electric oven. This is why they are highly sought-after by cooks and chefs alike. If you are looking to experiment with various cooking techniques like searing and charring, a dual fuel range cooker is the best choice.<br /><br />When you are looking to purchase a new range cooker you'll have to consider several factors like size, function and cost. You will also require a gas connection in your home for the appliance. If you're not sure then it's advisable to get an Gas Safe engineer inspect your home prior to installing.<br /><br />Currys' dual fuel range cookers are available with a variety of models that will fit all budgets. From budget-friendly models from Indesit and Zanussi to our own Essentials collection. If you are looking for something more advanced, we stock a variety of premium JennAir models, which feature several innovative features.<br /><br />It is crucial to read the user's manual prior to purchasing a dual fuel range cooker. This will give you specific information about the gas and electrical requirements. You will need to make sure that your home has a gas hook-up suitable, and you may need to hire a plumber to install this for you if it is required. You might also require a cooker-ring circuit that is installed by a qualified electrical engineer.<br /><br />