Cooktop, oven and rangehood installation wired correctly and safely. Kenny handles the electrical connection, circuit sizing, and compliance documentation, so the appliance works properly and the warranty stays valid.

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One Electrician.
Appliances
Questions Answered.
Can I just plug in an induction cooktop to a standard power point?
No. Induction cooktops draw significantly more current than a standard 10A power point can handle — most require a dedicated 20A or 32A circuit. Plugging into a standard outlet risks tripping the circuit, damaging the appliance, and voiding the warranty. Kenny installs the correct circuit sizing every time.
Does the oven need its own dedicated circuit?
In most cases, yes. Most electric ovens require a dedicated 20A or 32A circuit. Running an oven on a shared circuit risks nuisance tripping and creates a safety issue if the circuit is already fully loaded. Kenny checks the existing circuit before quoting and includes a new circuit if required.
Does a rangehood need to be hardwired?
For permanently installed rangehoods, yes. A hardwired connection is safer, cleaner, and the correct installation method for a fixed appliance. Kenny will hardwire the rangehood to the appropriate circuit, not leave a cable trailing to a power point.
Do appliance installations affect the product warranty?
Yes, most manufacturers require the appliance to be installed by a licensed electrician and issue a Certificate of Electrical Safety to validate the warranty. Ironox provides a Certificate of Electrical Safety on every appliance installation.
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