i want to buy a cooker for the kitchen but i saw that the plug is different than the usual one with 3 pin. it has 4 pins (see the pic)
can someone explain to me what is it about and what can i do if i don't have such socket in my kitchen
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oven/cooker electricity plug
Jan 12, 2009 @ 00:22
hi
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hi
i want to buy a cooker for the kitchen but i saw that the plug is different than the usual one with 3 pin. it has 4 pins (see the pic)
can someone explain to me what is it about and what can i do if i don't have such socket in my kitchen
reffaelJan 12, 2009 @ 00:22
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Jan 13, 2009 @ 19:26
[quote]it's a special plug, only used by oven, -i think it's because it use more power-
you should have one in your kitchen.[/quote]
This is a plug for 380 Volts appliances, instead of 230 Volts for the normal ones. Usually, it requires an electrician to install the corresponding wall socket if it doesn't exist yet in the apartment, as the wall socket requires a direct connection to the main electrical distribution board, to the best of my knowledge.
you should have one in your kitchen.[/quote]
This is a plug for 380 Volts appliances, instead of 230 Volts for the normal ones. Usually, it requires an electrician to install the corresponding wall socket if it doesn't exist yet in the apartment, as the wall socket requires a direct connection to the main electrical distribution board, to the best of my knowledge.
The text you are quoting:
[quote]it's a special plug, only used by oven, -i think it's because it use more power-
you should have one in your kitchen.[/quote]
This is a plug for 380 Volts appliances, instead of 230 Volts for the normal ones. Usually, it requires an electrician to install the corresponding wall socket if it doesn't exist yet in the apartment, as the wall socket requires a direct connection to the main electrical distribution board, to the best of my knowledge.
lousonna, Jan 13, 2009 @ 19:26
you should have one in your kitchen.[/quote]
This is a plug for 380 Volts appliances, instead of 230 Volts for the normal ones. Usually, it requires an electrician to install the corresponding wall socket if it doesn't exist yet in the apartment, as the wall socket requires a direct connection to the main electrical distribution board, to the best of my knowledge.
lousonna, Jan 13, 2009 @ 19:26
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Jan 14, 2009 @ 00:18
thank you very much for the useful information.
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thank you very much for the useful information.
reffael, Jan 14, 2009 @ 00:18
reffael, Jan 14, 2009 @ 00:18
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