Cooker control units enable isolation of the unit so that maintenance and repairs to be carried out separately. The unit can be switched off, preventing the appliance from being turned on accidentally – for example whilst cleaning. Control two or more cooking appliances in the same room, providing rating is sufficient. This model combines a 45A switch with a 13A socket.
£12.91 EX. VAT
100 in stock
| Weight | 0.32 kg |
|---|---|
| BRUSHED CHROME | BRUSHED CHROME |
A cooker switch is a control unit that allows you to turn the power to an electric cooker on and off. It often includes an integrated socket outlet.
A cooker switch should be installed within 2 meters of the appliance, but not directly above it to avoid heat damage. It should be easily accessible and visible.
Yes, most modern cooker switches come with an indicator light to show when the appliance is on, enhancing safety.
A single pole switch only disconnects the live wire, while a double pole switch disconnects both the live and neutral wires, providing an extra level of safety.
Yes, cookers generally require a dedicated circuit due to their high power consumption to prevent overloading.
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