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Can I use a 4mm cable off a 2.5mm circuitto feed a electric oven?
Hi, I have a new electric oven that needs a 4mm 2c+e supply, at the moment there is a 2.5 mm 2c+e powerpoint supply. Would this be sufficient? Is it possible to use a 4mm c+e lead coming from the 2.5mm powerpoint to supply this oven? Also the cable going to this powerpoint is single core so would it really matter?
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