Electrics in a kitchen

What amp should a kitchen be running for sockets is it 30amp.or has this changed?

Asked by Daniel on 14th Oct 2024
Expert Trade Answers
"Yes 32a is the standard, all depends on what you have in the kitchen. Most hobs and ovens are separate to this unless on a 13amp plug top"
Answered on 14th Oct 2024 - Member since Dec 2021 - report
"If it is a ring circuit then 32amp. Common these days to put in two 20amp radials circuits allowing a total of 40 amps"
Answered on 16th Oct 2024 - Member since Apr 2024 - report
"Hi Daniel , Kitchen ring is 32amp breaker , most people should wire the kitchen ring on a separate circuit"
Answered on 14th Oct 2024 - Member since Jun 2024 - report
"You can run a kitchen ring at 32amp.
Hob/cooker I world suggest being on their own circuit."
Answered on 14th Oct 2024 - Member since Sep 2024 - report
"32a is the standard, all depends on what you have. if you are buying new hob of check the amps of both unit my need a new circuit from fuse box."
Answered on 14th Oct 2024 - Member since Mar 2019 - report
"Kitchen and utility are feed on a separate ring main
As the high power appliances used in the kitchen and utility ie
Kettle/ dishwasher/ tumble dryer / Washing machine
The cable is 2.5mm twin and earth and the standard fuse used is 32 amp and all socket outlets need to be RCD protected"
Answered on 14th Oct 2024 - Member since Aug 2024 - report
"Ideally you would want it running g off a 32 amp ring circuit in 2.5mm cable. You will also need it to be protected by an RCD. 30 amp fuses have now been replaced by 32 amp mcb's better still 3w amp rcbo's"
Answered on 14th Oct 2024 - Member since Mar 2024 - report
"32Amp breaker it hasn’t been change but there is 32Amp for sockets oven and cooker will be different"
Answered on 16th Oct 2024 - Member since Jun 2023 - report
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