Two ovens on one circuit – electrician installed only one circuit

The fact is in any case that a solution as described above, i.e. simply connecting the oven with another device to one socket, is not(!) permissible(!).

Thank you for the important note. Ovens individually, fridge and dishwasher can be operated together. Of course: the maximum power consumption at one outlet must remain under 3.6kW. I was not aware that there is a general prohibition.

Hello,

as I see it, you basically have enough circuits:

[*]Oven
[*]Dishwasher
[*]Faucet
[*]Refrigerator
[*]Other sockets

The refrigerator does not require a separate circuit. If it goes on the circuit of the other sockets, you have one circuit free for the oven.

Best regards

What prevents the electrician from drilling directly by the ovens into the basement and pulling the corresponding cables there? Retrofitting via the basement - it really couldn't be easier, could it?

The electrician has admitted the fault. Prepare a protocol of the meeting and have the electrician sign it. Then request the builder to remedy the defect.

That depends on the kitchen. In my case, the cabinets stand on stilts with a toe kick towards the room that can simply be removed. Then it's easy.

Yes, that's how it is for us too.

What prevents the electrician from drilling directly by the ovens into the basement and running the corresponding cables there?
Retrofits through the basement – isn't that actually the easiest way?

There already is a ceiling breakthrough 2m next to the ovens. Why should it be easier to completely dismantle everything again and make a core drill?

The electrician admitted the mistake. Prepare a protocol of the meeting and have the electrician sign it. Then urge the developer to remedy the defect.

I have done that now as well. Let's see what comes of it. I can give an update once I hear something.

Many thanks to all of you in any case for your helpful comments and information!