Finally! A Simple Fix for Cooker Wiring Issues

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Those are slick connectors. I wish we saw them more in the US.

love how you cut into the copper when stripping the cables...

110v kto to wymyślił. Przewody grube jak do rozrusznika by piekarnik zasilić.

I suppose thats probably the better way to do things for a cooker, since people arent moving stuff often.
Though for use North Americans, usually an electric stove just has a chunky 240 volt plug (which is actually just taking the two split phase 120 volt "rails" we get in our homes and basically "shorting" them out to get 240 volts since both 120 volt parts of our homes are setup to be in opposite phases so if one 120 volt section is Positive 120v, and the other is -120v, the differance in potential still gives you 240v at the socket for a Dryer, welder, stove, etc.

Oof, glad ours just plugs in instead of having to screw around (heh) with terminals.

Yknow here in the US, there’s just a chonker outlet we use. It’s called the NEMA 14-50
It’s HUGE

Neat solution

Why not have CEE plug 17 ? I mean they are standard reliable and easy to plug and work up to 32 A...

At first place why do u have this complexity - just have a 16 or 25 amp socket with a 3 pin top - it's really simple 😂😂😂

Nicely done.

Could you please show a clip making off the oven side of the H07RNF 6mm flex. Strain relief and minimal space around the terminals made this impossible for me...

Screwing stranded wires without crimping before. It looks like a temporary solution.

There was no need for a fix though.
There were already 1,2 and 3 phase plugs for cookers.
There were also lever wagos.
This ain't bad but most stoves here use 3 phases so it falls a bit short in some applications.

Like a patch panel for cookers. Love it

I've been looking for one of these just today...

WARNING!

STANDED WIRE IS A BIG NO NO ONLY USE SOLID CORE WIRE

1. ITS A CODE VIOLATION IN MOST COUNTRIES
2. ITS A MESS WHEN YOU CUT IT
3. idk



Also why are the wires green blue and brown
its supposed to be white black and green

What guage wire is that? Also how much load u are putting on that?

Just asking as I wanna make it safe and those wires as thick as my entire home supply

No switch for cooker.

Shouldn't you be adding ferrules on both ends of the plug?

I'm still not getting what he did over there.
Not used to UK plugs and sockets, sorry.
Comments talk about an oven connector, but I don't even know what those are. Certainly not here in Spain, here everything has Phillips' Type F Schuko plugs.

Where is your cooker isolator

As long as the amperage works when both appliances are on, makes sense to me.

Guys can anyone tell me which wires are they

Cure

ces sa les prise américaine aussi grosse .

Bro is ready for the RTX 9090

Why cable ends crimped on side only?

What's that powering, London?😂

I don't understand one thing: Why did he used terminals in one but not in other?

Why fit all green feralls

didnt see a problem at the beginning tho

absolutely immaculate!

Cutting that coax like that 😮

Obscene

Coming from a third world country with only common-sense code, all of this is amusingly useless

Looks good I like that stuff.

rtx 9070 conector

No switch on either socket? Bit unusual

Those are pretty thick wires, is that normal to use such a thick wire?

That's some absolutely gnarly nicking on the supply side

Why use those little green sleeves? Get them TF.

Here in the USA, dryers and stove ovens have their own dedicated plugs that are usually three or four prongs

Someone will connect an over rated appliance to that guaranteed!

this would make a good asmr video

Will this work on 32A with a 5.8KW Hob and 2.4KW oven?

HarlynHarris

Crimping on a connection just to lug down those wires. Europeans should invent their own internet while they're at it and share this stuff there.

WAIT IS THAT THE SAME PLUG ON MY MOM’S BACKBOOK CHARGER?