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RareDevil
1 year ago

On the one hand I suspect the connection for the power supply at the bottom of the black flap, on the top this could possibly be a connection for cooking fields if the stove also controls cooking fields… Furthermore, without technical data or manufacturer/model, everything is riddle rates. At least, the connections are manufacturer-specific and not a standard one gets in the construction market.

heilaw
1 year ago

You don’t need that, because that’s what the electrician is bringing to the stove. Because only he can join the stove. This should also be in the installation and assembly instruction.

IchDirk
1 year ago

Is the oven connected to a “normal” 230 volt wall socket?

If it is a small baking oven, which is about 595 mm wide, then a normal 3-wire cable is sufficient. These are usually installed or embedded in a kitchen cabinet.

In the case of the “large” furnaces, a line with 5-cores (rotary current) must be provided, which are standard lines with a length of usually 2-3 meters.

electrician
1 year ago

Take a picture of the sign so you can googlen.

Otherwise, if you have no idea and no suitable two-pole measuring device, you must not connect a stove.

IchDirk
1 year ago
Reply to  electrician

Yeah, that would be the right procedure.

Seraphim777
1 year ago

I’ve never seen such connections before, so you’re sure that the 380 volt cable comes on

electrician
1 year ago
Reply to  Seraphim777

We have a 230V/400V network since 1987

Kanimose
1 year ago

Take the picture into the building market and ask you there cleverly.

Photographers all connections in which the cable must fit.