QUOTE(corinsb @ Apr 21 2015, 10:43 AM)
Help needed here, where can i buy affordable built in oven? Any dealer or shop i can go? What brand is good with budget of 1500 - 2500?
With that kind of budget u really can get a very good oven[WTA] Built-in oven, Suggestion needed/experience sharing
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QUOTE(kinggerrard @ May 6 2015, 05:10 PM) Hi experts.. Recently I've just purchased a oven Fotile model KQD50F-C2 and a electric hob model EEG75201. My wiring contractor was asking me the power points requirement on oven and hob. I read the specification of these models but it didn't specify the requirement for oven. Only stated for the electric hob is to be connected directly to 25A circuit breaker. 25A Then I called up the Fotile support service centre hotline for clarification. A very helpful and friendly technician says 15A for the oven and 20A for my electric hob would be sufficient. For the oven no issues but I questioned him that his advice on 20A power requirement for electric hod is contradict with their brochures which stated 25A. Then he says 25A also can.. I asked my wiring contractor, he says 25A is super big power! It makes me more confused Appreciate if anyone here can advice me should I go for 20A or 25A for the 4.5kW power requirement. Thanks in advance! Really need that much? |
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