Hello all. I bought a used built-in electric hob oven. Along with the oven I got a thick white power cord, but there is no normal plug on either side. Will there be someone good and tell you how to connect such an oven to a normal 230V contact? The cables in the plugs come out of the electric...

It cannot be normal. Due to the power of 11.5 KW, appropriate installation is needed, does the contract with the electricity supplier take into account such power demand (11.5 KW + other household appliances) The apartment is powered by one or three phase. As you can see there are many questions, the best solution is to invite an electrician.

The installation is single-phase. Contracted power 3kW. I honestly thought it was an ordinary oven ... Just like another one I have at home.

What is the old one at home and what other devices with high power consumption are there.

I'll check the oven when I get home and let me know in the afternoon.

BOSCH HEN43T053 - How to connect a built-in oven to electricity

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#1 16196182 13 Jan 2017 11:35

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Hello all.
I bought a used built-in electric hob oven. Along with the oven I got a thick white power cord, but there is no normal "plug" on either side.

Will there be someone good and tell you how to connect such an oven to a normal 230V contact?

The cables in the plugs come out of the electric hob and plug into the oven, so there will be no problem with this.

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lucasville wrote:

Will there be someone good and tell you how to connect such an oven to a normal 230V contact?

It cannot be normal.
Due to the power of 11.5 KW, appropriate installation is needed, does the contract with the electricity supplier take into account such power demand (11.5 KW + other household appliances)
The apartment is powered by one or three phase.
As you can see there are many questions, the best solution is to invite an electrician.
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#3 16196225 13 Jan 2017 11:54

lucasville lucasville

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16196225 13 Jan 2017 11:54

The installation is single-phase. Contracted power 3kW.

I honestly thought it was an ordinary oven ... Just like another one I have at home.
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#4 16196359 13 Jan 2017 12:59

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16196359 13 Jan 2017 12:59

What is the old one at home and what other devices with high power consumption are there.
#5 16196365 13 Jan 2017 13:02

lucasville lucasville

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16196365 13 Jan 2017 13:02

I'll check the oven when I get home and let me know in the afternoon.
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