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Installing or fitting an electric cooker must be done on its own circuit. An electric cooker cannot be spurred of any other circuit and must be controlled by its own fuse at the consumer unit. For this reason, if this is a new installation it counts as installing a new circuit and is forbidden by any other than a Part P qualified electrician. Please see our project on part P if you do not understand this.
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There are major differences to standalone and fitted electric cookers. Each has advantages and disadvantages. Careful consideration of these will help the consumer to make the best purchase for his or her kitchen.
Stand alone cookers
Standalone electric cookers have the obvious advantage of having an oven as well as three or four burners. Some models have interchangeable parts, such as a griddle, grill or regular burners.
