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Is this fuse box ready for an extra circuit to support an induction cooktop?
The renovator said they will find a qualified electrician to install a new circuit for the cooktop.
As a home owner, I am keen to avoid any surprise. … Therefor I want to know:
Does this fuse box has enough free slot to accommodate another circuit?
Is there anything I need to be aware of for induction cooktop related electrical work? …
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