Cavie
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Pretty much true if they are just microwave ovens. But there are crossovers using multiple cooking technologies not always plug connected... but I will note they are not necessarily called microwave ovens. They are typically called wall ovens even though they utilize microwave cooking technology.
Probably a few in this pack ...
http://products.geappliances.com/Ap...ave_Ovens&Filters=BRAND!GE$20Profile$20Series
I'm not going to do an exhaustive search trying to find one that is specifically called a microwave oven.
As I so noted in my earlier post, let's focus on ones that are hardwired, not 15/20A plug connected... to give a proper reply to the OP.
I just randomly picked 3 units from the above link. ALL units require separate circuits of the voltage and amps listed. 15A and 20A cord connected. 30A direct connection. All on separate 15, 20 or 30 circuits. Kinda answers all the questions in this post doesn't it. Personally, I think a micro should be listed as a cooking appliance. That's is what it does isn't it?? cook food? walks, quacks etc???