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Cabling in commercial cooker hood
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<blockquote data-quote="binky" data-source="post: 542115" data-attributes="member: 490"><p>I have done some reading on cooker hoods, temps are lower than expected at around 120C according to one site - I guess the airflow keeps temps down. The fact that there's a plastic IP rated light fitting in there already (bodged in) does give me some confidence that temps aren't that high. So metal flex conduit, a good old fashioned glass and metal bulkhead and some heat resistant cabling I think will work. I will also look at taking the cable run to the external surface of the canopy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="binky, post: 542115, member: 490"] I have done some reading on cooker hoods, temps are lower than expected at around 120C according to one site - I guess the airflow keeps temps down. The fact that there's a plastic IP rated light fitting in there already (bodged in) does give me some confidence that temps aren't that high. So metal flex conduit, a good old fashioned glass and metal bulkhead and some heat resistant cabling I think will work. I will also look at taking the cable run to the external surface of the canopy. [/QUOTE]
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