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Connecting Candy Induction Hob to Three-Phase Installation: Wire Identification & Permissions

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  • #1 16357152
    ostry1947
    Level 2  
    Hello

    I've read a few topics on different pages and still have a nuisance.

    Namely, I have to connect the Candy induction hob to a three-phase installation. I have 2 doubts:

    1. I don't know which wire in the socket is L1, how can I check it?

    Connecting Candy Induction Hob to Three-Phase Installation: Wire Identification & Permissions

    2. What permissions do you need to connect the hob? Unfortunately, I do not have a warranty card, I have to call the service and find out what the conditions are. Sep permissions enough? Gr. 1 point 2.5.10
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    #2 16357296
    jarek_lnx
    Level 43  
    The induction hob has a rectifier at the input and the phase sequence does not matter. Just do not confuse the phase with zero or with the protective conductor.

    Quote:
    What permissions do you need to connect the hob? Unfortunately, I do not have a warranty card, I have to call the service and find out what the conditions are. Sep permissions enough? Gr. 1 point 2.5.10
    When you buy a new one with a warranty, the manufacturer has a scarecrow on you that he may not recognize the warranty if someone with some rights does not install it, but since the warranty does not make any difference, he can install Miecio local liquor spec, and how something will happen, the responsibility is on your side.

    You have a SEP and you don't know anything about the phase sequence, weird.
    There are special testers for checking the phase sequence.
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    #3 16357395
    kwazar
    Level 29  
    As my colleague jarek_Inx wrote above, the phase sequence does not matter for the induction hob. Such a plate is usually attached (except for single-phase) to two phases, because in such a cooker there are (most often) two converters servicing two "burners".
    In other words, two phases are connected to the induction cooker and the third phase is connected to the oven for an even load.
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  • #4 16357432
    ostry1947
    Level 2  
    Thanks for the answer.

    There is a guarantee, I don't have a card and the terms of the guarantee. I don't know why they didn't include it in the package.

    As for sep, I have because at work I need to operate machines, I do not play with electronics.
  • #5 16357521
    Adam-T
    Level 41  
    ostry1947 wrote:
    As for sep, I have because at work I need to operate machines, I do not play with electronics.

    In addition to the appropriate points, the scope of these powers is important: operation, maintenance, renovation, assembly, control and measurement. It is important that you have assembly.
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