hampshire
2021-12-14 09:07:19
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How many sockets?
Think about how many devices you need simultaneously during an extensive cooking and baking event in your kitchen and where they might be located. Then add one extra socket as a buffer at each of these locations. Next, check if there is any work area without a socket in the plan and simply add one there as well.
We only have 6 sockets in three places in the kitchen and manage perfectly fine with them, but we don't cook very "appliance-oriented." The only interchangeable devices are a food processor, a blender, an immersion blender, and an egg cooker (which annoys me). The coffee machine and coffee grinder are permanently plugged into one socket. For charging small devices ([Grillfleischthermometer], flashlight, smartphone, tablet, etc.) there are 4 USB ports hidden in 2 of the sockets inside a shelf compartment, since it is practical not to have those things on the countertop. Sometimes something gets unplugged and plugged back in.
Think about how many devices you need simultaneously during an extensive cooking and baking event in your kitchen and where they might be located. Then add one extra socket as a buffer at each of these locations. Next, check if there is any work area without a socket in the plan and simply add one there as well.
We only have 6 sockets in three places in the kitchen and manage perfectly fine with them, but we don't cook very "appliance-oriented." The only interchangeable devices are a food processor, a blender, an immersion blender, and an egg cooker (which annoys me). The coffee machine and coffee grinder are permanently plugged into one socket. For charging small devices ([Grillfleischthermometer], flashlight, smartphone, tablet, etc.) there are 4 USB ports hidden in 2 of the sockets inside a shelf compartment, since it is practical not to have those things on the countertop. Sometimes something gets unplugged and plugged back in.