Stove & Induction Hob Conversion to 230V: Overload Risk, Solutions and Specialist Recommendations

Hello, I received a built-in stove with an induction hob, it would be nice to use it.

The equipment has a power outlet, now cables only. The question is whether it can be converted to a typical 230v input?

I read that apparently the oven can operate normally, while using all heating points, it can heavily burden the home network. We are happy to read your opinions and suggestions. Naturally, I will commission assembly to a specialist, but it would be good to have a minimum idea ... With these specialists, you know how it is sometimes

Thanks for the help

leinad86 wrote:

I read that apparently the oven can operate normally

Where
What does the instruction say about this? Maybe some model?

Privileg eh-70900 stove

As for the information obtained, I threw a Google password, without verifying the quality of advice, hence asking here ...

Added after 10 [minutes]:

I found instructions.
It shows that it can be modified ... By leading the cables out of the way. Am I right or wrong?

leinad86 wrote:

I am right or wrong

To some extent you are right, there is such a possibility. But is your home installation ready for it? This must be checked by an electrician on site.

I am curious how much else you can write on the forums that connecting such induction in Polish conditions under one phase is asking for trouble.