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  • Snep :floofHappy: @40C3snep
    Sep 19, 2025, 12:39 PM

    @drscriptt The stovetop I've currently got installed can run on single phase with L1 and L2 tied to a single incoming phase, thus running on 230V and with up to 30A of current (7.1kW), though it can also be installed in a two phase configuration, splitting the load onto two 230V phases between L1 and N and L2 and N. I don't think it's built to run on the 400V between L1 and L2.

    For ovens, as far as I know, they're usually just single phase (230V, up to 16A) anyways. Still gotta get one.

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  • Snep :floofHappy: @40C3snep
    Sep 19, 2025, 12:43 PM

    @drscriptt So technically, the way the electrician set this all up works, except for the breaker.

    The wire is 2x 2.5mm² between the stovetop and the breaker in the picture, that should be enough for the 30A load between the two conductors. But it doesn't make sense to configure it this way, unless I'm missing something, since the three breakers are there, ready for use. Why not split the load and prevent the breaker from tripping when all cookers are on? :floofWoozy:

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