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The total amps required - if every burner is running full on high speed determines the wire size required. So all I can say here is if it is 50 amps max then a 6/3 supply will suffice unless it is a long run from he breaker box to the stove. Elaborate some specs please about the range cooker amperage specifications. (I never heard of a range cooker except in the old cowboy movies.)
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Do you class a twin and earth cable as a two core or a three core cable?
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To answer this question the voltage of the unit must be given.
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