OVENS & COOKTOPS · SYDNEY'S INNER WEST
Oven and induction cooktop electrical installation
Replacing an oven or changing to an induction cooktop? Will checks the appliance requirements and existing electrical supply, then explains the work needed for a safe installation.
Check the circuit before the appliance arrives
A replacement may be straightforward, while an induction cooktop can need a new dedicated circuit, suitable isolation or switchboard changes. Will assesses the installation against the appliance specifications and the condition of the existing wiring before quoting the work.
- Electrical disconnection and installation of customer-supplied ovens
- Electrical supply and connection for induction cooktops
- Dedicated circuits and circuit protection where required
- Switchboard assessment and electrical testing
What to send for a quote
Send the brand and model of the new appliance, a photo of its electrical specifications, photos of the existing oven or cooktop and switchboard, and your suburb. Let Will know if a gas appliance is being replaced so the separate gas disconnection can be arranged where needed. Access and existing wiring may need an on-site check.