Can an electric cooker just be plugged in?
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Preferably, an electric cooker cannot be plugged into a standard socket. The maximum power that can be connected to a single socket is too limited for optimal operation of an electric cooker.
- › Can an electric cooker just be plugged in?
- What different types of groups do you have in a home?
- What do I need to do to connect an electric cooker?
- Can you replace an electric cooker 1-to-1?
- Can an electric cooker be connected to 1-phase?
- What capacity can I connect?
- What special connection do you need for an electric cooker?
- Is a Perilex socket the only solution?
- What should I look out for when modifying or working on an installation?
- Do you need an extra group for electric cooking?
- How many groups do you need for electric cooking?
- Why use a ceramic hob?
- How does an induction hob work?
- Do you need power current for an induction hob?
- How do I know if I have a cooking group or a 3-phase connection?
- What types of electric cookers are there?