Cooktop disconnect

[Jack Hass]

For a cooktop that came with a metal whip for direct wire, I know technically I need to have a means of a disconnect. How are most of them done? An ac disconnect under the cabinet, or a lock on the circuit breaker? Or am I overkilling it?

 

[augie47]

The cooktops I see have a unit swith(es) that satisfies 422.34 for residential use.

 

[gadfly56]

For a cooktop that came with a metal whip for direct wire, I know technically I need to have a means of a disconnect. How are most of them done? An ac disconnect under the cabinet, or a lock on the circuit breaker? Or am I overkilling it?

Is this commercial or residential?

 

[Jack Hass]

Residential

 

[gadfly56]

Residential

OK, if it doesn't have an integrated switch as augie47 points to, why not install a suitably rated snap switch in a convenient location?

 

[infinity]

How about a breaker lockout?

 

[GoldDigger]

How about a breaker lockout?

As long as it is the kind that stays in place, why not?