Hob cable outside then in

[Scott Jacob]

Evening All another odd question (I love my customers)

There’s no 10mm or 6mm cable in their kitchen, apparently when it was wired there were all 13amp eco appliances. Anyway a new couple have bought it and want a 5 ring hob installed but the kitchen is done to a high standard so they don’t want trunking or walls chased (kitchen in single story extension. The board and job location are on the outside wall. Can I run a 6/10 mom cable through the wall outside the back inside for for the hob connections obv the cable would be aremourd or SY. Is this doable or is it a case of no can do

 

[Andy78]

Not understanding the question. Are you asking if a cable can be run outside ?

 

[Scott Jacob]

Basically asking can I run the cable from the board inside, through the wall clip the cable to the outside then bring it back in where the hob location is and connect up. So basically the cooker feed with run outside then back in

 

[Red Tony]

Is it a concrete floor?
Sometimes a customer just needs telling point blank......if you want something doing you got to be prepared for mess ie chases or ugly mech protection on show...... we're Sparky's not magicians.

 

[SparkyAndGeorge]

What about local isolation for the hob?

 

[mattg4321]

Don't use SY.

Why would running armoured be a problem?

 

[Andy78]

Basically asking can I run the cable from the board inside, through the wall clip the cable to the outside then bring it back in where the hob location is and connect up. So basically the cooker feed with run outside then back in

Where is your quandry based ? "Are cables allowed to be run outside ?"is quite an odd question.

 

[Red Tony]

Basically asking can I run the cable from the board inside, through the wall clip the cable to the outside then bring it back in where the hob location is and connect up. So basically the cooker feed with run outside then back in

You can't do that with Swa mate unless you use ''ugly' gewiss boxes what a faff on.

 

[Red Tony]

Where is your quandry based ? "Are cables allowed to be run outside ?"is quite an odd question.

Andy I think he's saying how's best to tackle job when you got dumb clients who don't want their fancy kitchen getting a bit messy.

 

[Red Tony]

If they that fussy my advice is forget it and move onto the next client......or quote a ridiculous price.

 

[The_apprentice2.0]

Agree with post #6 ... SY is likely to be come uv damaged in time not practical for the job, ... why not conduit?

 

[Red Tony]

Don't use SY.

Why would running armoured be a problem?

For a domestic hob?

 

[Scott Jacob]

Yeah basically I’m asking is it allowed in the rgs. To bring a cable outside then back in for an internal appliance. I could be asking could I run a cable from point a in to point b which are both inside but the cable connecting them is outside of the building

 

[Scott Jacob]

Yeah I don’t mind housing swa or conduit I just need to know if it acceptable to do. I know it won’t look the best the cooker supply running outside but thsts my only option

 

[Red Tony]

Agree with post #6 ... SY is likely to be come uv damaged in time not practical for the job, ... why not conduit?

Can you get 6mm or 10mm singles?

I've only ever used 10mm for earth bonding

 

[goasis]

Perfectly acceptable to run swa outdoors, if that's what your asking? Bit of a strange thing to ask though!

 

[buzzlightyear]

the best way of put cable to the hob would be in white conduit then black Swa , because it will look pleasing to. the eye .but thats me.

 

[Scott Jacob]

I can’t see any reason why I can’t run the cooker supply it’s mechanically protected

 

[Strima]

I would consider using conduit as it would look tidier than cable. If it’s a straight run black enamel looks good.

 

[Scott Jacob]

No I’m not asking isit accetabke to run a cable outside, all I’m asking is can I run thrnsupllt to my cooker from the board outdidd then in as it’s the only route