Dual-fuel Ranges

[jeff48356]

For the electric oven part of a dual-fuel range, how many amps are they generally rated for, and what size circuit is typically used for them? Are they plug-in or hard-wired? I've never had to install one before.

 

[JDB3]

They vary too much for a general answer. GET the specs on the one that is going to be installed!

 

[jeff48356]

They vary too much for a general answer. GET the specs on the one that is going to be installed!

OK, thanks, didn't know that. I'll have to ask the customer before I wire the circuit for it.

 

[LarryFine]

In my experience, full-sized, 40 or 50 amps. Also allows for "universal" replacement flexibility.

You could always wire for full-size, and install breaker and receptacle to suit whatever arrives.

 

[nickelec]

In my experience, full-sized, 40 or 50 amps. Also allows for "universal" replacement flexibility.

You could always wire for full-size, and install breaker and receptacle to suit whatever arrives.

I agree with this the price difference between the two is minimal and will save you and the customer a big head ache even if they bought a regular range u can always fuse it down

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