13A cookers

CrazyRed

http://www.very.co.uk/russell-hobbs-13824-1100-watt-mini-oven-with-grill-and-double-hob/491940568.prd?_requestid=228603

You can use both the hotplates and the oven together with this model.

HTH

onomatopoeia99

WendellG wrote: »

Maybe I've got the sums wrong but there's roughly 3kW from 13A, 1kw for an oven and 1.7kw for the hob.

Maybe it's 1.7kw for each ring on the hob though.

A kettle is 3kW, think about how long that takes to boil water.

Now think about four pans sharing 1.7kW, that's about 425W each. Or it will take seven times as long to boil the same amount of water in each saucepan on the hob.

This is why electric cookers generally need a 30A supply. Get one put in.

My induction hob can be told what the supply is capable of from 500W to 9.5kW, so you could get something like that, set it to 3kW, and a separate oven that only needs 13A and only use one or or the other at any particular time.

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Gloomendoom wrote: »

I had a 13 amp cooker but it wasn't possible to use the rings while the oven was on.

My mum used to cook a roast Xmas dinner for four people on her Baby Belling.