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[bazcfc1]

At the very least I think you would want a dedicated 16/20A supply with an accessible isolator with either a fused 13a spur,
which would be my preferance,or a socket wired from isolator.

That a melt of plug due to too much overload on it???

 

[lammy]

By isolator, do you mean a fused spur above the worktops in a fitted kitchen so that washing machine, dishwasher etc can be powered off without moving it?
My oven is plugged in, most single ovens in UK are plug in. Normally a surface mounted socket is wired into the adjacent cupboard so it can be unplugged, it's been this way for quite a long time, the element is only 2KW

A fused spur is not an isolator really,a switched fused spur is.

 

[lammy]

That a melt of plug due to too much overload on it???

Yep,you dont want that happening behind your kitchen units.

 

[pabloescaban]

A fused spur is not an isolator really,a switched fused spur is.

But a plugged in oven can be easily isolated, just unplug it

 

[lammy]

But a plugged in oven can be easily isolated, just unplug it

Depends on how accessible it is.Ovens with plugs on dont tend to have a very long flex on them.