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Flat doesn't come with cooker?
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This one that I bought a couple of months ago can be plugged in as it's 13A.Very few cookers can be 'plugged in'. When my husband was an apprentice at a manufacturers, they were shown how to hard wire fit one, but believe that you now have to have it done by a professional, as you certainly have to with gas.
I prefer an electric hob, as it's easier to clean and more stable (no holes for pans to tip into). Most (all?) have red warning lights showing which ring is still hot, yet I burned a handbag on my father's gas cooker, as I placed it being unable to see that there was a flame.
https://www.johnlewis.com/bosch-hba13b150b-single-electric-oven-brushed-stainless-steel/p231670208?s_afcid=af_47868&tmad=c&awc=1203_1502130050_d85dbcc49d03c9aeac261b9283411f8f&tmcampid=48
Seems the newer ones with high energy efficiency ratings are likely to be pluggable.0
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