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In EU most new ovens are 240V, partially thanks to the efficiency improvements of hot air ovens. Still, they used to be 3-phase not long ago so OP is also corr
by panpanna 7y ago
In EU most new ovens are 240V, partially thanks to the efficiency improvements of hot air ovens.
Still, they used to be 3-phase not long ago so OP is also correct.
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- kuschku 7y agoA typical german stove uses 11kW for the stove + oven combination. Pretty much every stove/oven combination uses 380V 30A for power nowadays. e.g. look at pretty much any Miele stove/oven combination.
- panpanna 7y agoAre you sure? 11kW is a huge number. Just checked one random German oven (AEG) that specifies typical usage around 1kw and max at 4.8kW. Electrolux which is known for energy efficiency claims max 3kW for a similar oven. Maybe stove is responsible for the rest?
- benjymo 7y agoFor my relatively cheap Ikea stove, each cooking plate of my induction stove uses around 1.5 to 2 kW with "Booster" to 2.5 and 3.5 kW. It's connected to three phases and ground through three separate fuses. The oven is separate and connected with a standard plug though.
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- ants_a 7y agoStandard power for 4 "burner" stove is 7.2 kW, and can be hooked up on 2 separate phases or on one with a 32A breaker.