Do you have to take into account any failure of the hob power management?
Is any such failure "failsafe"?
Bet it isn't in the manufacturer literature.
 
This is also my view. I have seen hobs that only ever pull though one element at a time and ones that can have all 4 on at once. Diversity has no place in connecting such appliances.
Do you think that is the case for all hobs, or just induction hobs?
 
Do you think that is the case for all hobs, or just induction hobs?
My take is the induction hob has the potential to require a significant circuit upgrade if replacing a ceramic hob. To avoid adding a series buyer resistance (sorry) they’ve invested in the power management to bring it back to a “normal hob” maximum load.
 
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