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Verifying Electrical Strength in Newly Renovated Apartment: Practical Guide

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  • #31 16875208
    mychaj
    Level 35  
    The dishwasher runs non-stop, the oven also boils hectoliters of water in an electric kettle ... ;-)
    Bigos from a barrel of cabbage in 4 sagas every other day ...
    Zbich, I do not know how it is with you, but in Silesia, when friends come, the wife does not stand in the kitchen by pots ...
    Gentlemen: it's possible to live normally with induction in one phase without sacrifice.
    16A is for a disc, not for a flat ...
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  • #32 16875210
    Dyta
    Level 7  
    You're right, we have a 25A fuse :) My bad.
    After consultations, we already know that we have the wiring in the apartment for power connection, and now we have 4.5 kW of electricity supplied.
    We will do as you say - we will buy an induction hob with a regulation. If it does not work well, we will think about connecting the next phases.
    Thank you all for your immediate and detailed help :)
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  • #33 16875231
    CYRUS2
    Level 43  
    mychaj wrote:
    The maximum power of the field is rarely used, the wife always cooks between 5 and 8.
    Otherwise, she would collect soup from the ceiling onto plates.
    I have an electric rice cooker - 200W of power.
    It only cooks rice for 15 minutes.
    It is not a pressure cooker.
    I recommend it to everyone. You pour it in, pour the water over the rice and you don't mind you don't care.
    We are in the 21st century.
  • #34 16875241
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    mychaj wrote:
    Zbich, I do not know how it is with you, but in Silesia, when friends come, the wife does not stand in the kitchen by pots ...

    Exactly. The wife is supposed to smell, not ready to look after.
    So the husband must make sure that the spouse smells in advance, and the husband takes cold vodka out of the freezer.
    And, of course, so that electricity is always available to freeze vodka ... :D
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  • #35 16875280
    CYRUS2
    Level 43  
    I am not going to buy, store or eat potatoes for the rest of my life.
    If you do not eat potatoes immediately after cooking, they become unpalatable.
    The pot keeps the "standby" temperature after cooking and does not, and you have to eat it immediately.
    The plate is great for making beef roulades.
  • #36 16875330
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    CYRUS2 wrote:
    zbich70 wrote:
    On one phase? Come on, don't be kidding!
    7200W divided by 230V is over 31 amps.
    The hob is not a heater for heating the apartment.

    Oh, so that's why he works with less power?
    I did not know so far that 1kWh used to heat the pot also heats the room in which the pot is located ... :)
  • #37 16875456
    emigrant
    Level 29  
    CYRUS2 wrote:
    I am not going to buy, store or eat potatoes for the rest of my life.

    Potato / potato healthier than rice. Rice is very acidic to the body, so it's not that great and healthy. This is great millet, very alkaline.

    Besides, I have not convinced myself to induction to this day. For me, it's such artificial cooking. It has nothing to do with some modernity. Induction may be safe, but the lack of fire under the pan is "weird". Apparently, making a pancake as it should be done on induction is almost a miracle ...
    Like everything, it has advantages and disadvantages ...
  • #38 16875488
    rafbid
    Level 33  
    CYRUS2 wrote:
    I am not going to buy, store or eat potatoes for the rest of my life.
    Apart from being cheap, I associate potatoes with the fact that they are a good fuel for the brain :D
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  • #39 16875616
    CYRUS2
    Level 43  
    There are 20-story blocks in Warsaw with no gas.
    No problem getting 3-phase.
    Most venues have one phase.
    They get along and no complaints.

    Having a 25A pre-meter protection. you can use 5750W non-stop.
    For a short period of time, 30A, i.e. 6900W.
  • #40 16875808
    mychaj
    Level 35  
    You can make pancakes without a problem, :-)
    The fact that not all pots and pans work on induction - my wife, being a long time before the wedding, bought an AMC set (she broke a pile of gold) and these pots on induction do not work ...
    You can use a spacer between the plate and induction, but it works just like that.
    Well, but we are departing from the topic.
  • #41 16875938
    lukiiiii
    Level 29  
    Bosch boards have power consumption regulation in increments of 1000W.
  • #42 16876779
    retrofood
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    Maybe that's enough?
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around verifying the electrical strength in a newly renovated apartment, particularly in relation to connecting an induction hob. The user inquires about the adequacy of existing wiring and power supply, expressing concerns about whether the current setup can support high-power appliances. Responses highlight the importance of checking the number of wires near the stove to determine if there is a three-phase power supply, which is necessary for high-demand appliances. It is noted that most electric stoves operate on two phases, and users are advised to ensure that the installation can handle the required load without overloading the circuit. Recommendations include considering a 7.2kW induction hob, ensuring proper circuit protection, and possibly upgrading the electrical system if necessary. The conversation emphasizes the need for careful power management to avoid tripping fuses and discusses the implications of using single-phase versus three-phase power.
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