“We are having our whole kitchen redone and the electrician needs to know how to set up the circuit. We have not received the oven yet for him to look at. How many plugs does it need and what circuit amp is required.”
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The microwave and lower ovens are completely separate units. The microwave plugs into the lower oven, and then the lower oven is hardwired. Please note that I am not an electrician, but I suspect that you could get by with a 30amp/240v circuit, but that could cause problems if you use the microwave for a long period of time while the lower oven is also on. To be safe and for future expansion/replacement options, you may just want put in a 50amp/240v circuit, which is standard/code for a double oven. Again, I'm not an electrician and honestly your electrician should know the answer to this (or you may want to find another electrician).
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hey Ben! The model that you selected does not require any plugs since it's hardwired onto your electrical system with a 30A minimum circuit requirement. I hope this helps! -Thanks-
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Note that I am not an electrician!!! When i installed my oven it only used 1 220 plug of unknown amps. The microwave plugged into the top of the oven. It replaced a similar oven/microwave. Most of the specs can be gotten from Best Buy or online. Good luck. Mine looks good and works great..
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No plugs, the oven is hardwired into your electrical system.
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