Induction cooktops are a popular modern choice for kitchens, heating quickly and efficiently. Because they draw a significant amount of power, an induction cooktop installation must be carried out by a licensed electrician and usually needs a dedicated circuit back to the switchboard, along with an isolation switch. Our team based in High Wycombe also handles electric cooktop installations, completing each job safely and to standards.
The cost of an induction cooktop installation in Perth usually ranges from $300 to $900, depending on whether a new dedicated circuit is needed. The cost to install an induction cooktop rises if your switchboard also requires upgrading. Contact our expert team for a quote today.
A wall or under-bench electric oven is hardwired into your home’s electrical system, so an electric oven installation must be completed by a licensed electrician rather than being a simple plug-in job. Our electricians handle the full electric oven fitting, from disconnecting your old unit to connecting and testing the new one. For safe, compliant electric oven installation that Perth homeowners can rely on, our team works in line with Australian standards.
The cost of an electric oven installation in Perth typically ranges from $200 to $650. The cost for an electrician to install an oven depends on whether it’s a straightforward swap or requires new wiring, among a few other factors. For an accurate quote, contact our team today.
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Possibly. Induction only heats cookware with a magnetic base, so cast iron and most stainless steel work fine, but some aluminium, copper or glass pieces won't heat at all.
Not really, they use a similar amount of power. Induction just heats the pot directly, which is why it heats up and responds faster than a standard ceramic cooktop.
Along with the electrical work, your old gas line usually needs to be capped off by a licensed gas fitter. It's common to book both trades around the same time to save a second visit.
No, most wall and under-bench ovens use too much power for a power point and have to be wired in directly. A benchtop microwave or oven is different and can run from a regular outlet.
Not always, cutout sizes vary between brands. It's worth checking this before you buy, especially with stone benchtops where resizing is a bigger job.
