Choosing the Right Cable Cross-Section for Kitchen Appliances: Fridge, Stove, Oven

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#31 14022141 07 Oct 2014 13:41

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14022141 07 Oct 2014 13:41

I don't know if I got it right, if not, please redirect my inquiry. Well, I have old fuses in my apartment, the so-called 10 A and 16 A automats, I would like to replace them with the so-called S, what model should I use? , only one, outside C 20, I have to understand that the one installed by the electrician is a single-phase fuse, can it be changed accordingly?
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The discussion revolves around selecting the appropriate cable cross-section for kitchen appliances, specifically for a fridge-freezer, a gas-electric stove, and an electric oven. Participants debate between using 3x2.5mm² or 3x4mm² cables, with suggestions for separate circuits and appropriate protection (B16 fuses). Key points include the need for separate circuits for high-power devices (over 2kW), the importance of adhering to local electrical standards, and the necessity of using RCDs for safety. The consensus leans towards using larger cross-sections (3x4mm² or 5x2.5mm²) for higher power demands, especially for the stove and oven, while ensuring compatibility with socket terminals.
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