Feeding a cooker

[Electwix]

Hi I have all of electric qualification in Albania , but I have question . My customer wants to electric oven in kitchen ,. I have a switch for the light near cooker , if I disconnect the 2 way from switch can I use the extra core from 3 core to feed cooker ,.

 

[westward10]

Are you being serious?

 

[ChrisElectrical88]

This is a wind up 100%

 

[ruston]

Are you being serious?

Yes , it might crack the glass.

 

[multimick]

is it tels brother ?

 

[Strima]

This thread has caught my interest, let me know how it works out.

 

[Pete999]

Hi I have all of electric qualification in Albania , but I have question . My customer wants to electric oven in kitchen ,. I have a switch for the light near cooker , if I disconnect the 2 way from switch can I use the extra core from 3 core to feed cooker ,.

Wind up for sure.

 

[Midwest]

At least the oven light will work.

 

[telectrix]

At least the oven light will work.

but not after he's used the oven and fried the lighting circuit.

 

[Pete999]

At least the oven light will work.

if you can see it through the smoke.

 

[telectrix]

ovens are hungry beasts. you need to feed them daily with chickens, beef,lamb,or pork joints, sometimes you can get away with the occasional ready meal.

 

[Pete999]

ovens are hungry beasts. you need to feed them daily with chickens, beef,lamb,or pork joints, sometimes you can get away with the occasional ready meal.

Or a feed from the nearest lighting circuit

 

[telectrix]

Or a feed from the nearest lighting circuit

could have a BBQ at the same time then.
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perhaps things are done differently in Albania. Bare singles with a nail for a fuse; something to hang the washing on.

 

[littlespark]

Any sensible answers for the OP?

 

[telectrix]

Any sensible answers for the OP?

maybe if and when he posts a sensible question.

 

[littlespark]

Touché, mister @telectrix

 

[westward10]

Thread closed. @Electwix you cannot connect an oven from the pinching a live from the adjacent light switch. Aside from the fact the circuit is almost certainly inadequate to support such a load you will also unless there is a neutral conductor at the switch have to find a neutral. I am not sure why you think your plan is feasible.