Posted by John T on February 24, 2012 at 05:34:02 from (66.87.4.142):
In Reply to: Electrical question posted by Mattcatlin on February 23, 2012 at 19:55:01:
First of all Id go ahead and create a 20 amp versus only a 15 amp branch circuit which means a 20 amp single pole 120 volt breaker and the use of 12 gauge pigtail wiring.
If you use wire nuts that avoids some of the worry of taping/insulating a split bolt.
Of course, all those splices need to be inside a junction box (grounded if metallic) in an accessible location.
Im NOT up to date on the latest NEC and have no idea if you have any local authority that has adopted any particular codes, but if the range is within 6 feet of your kitchen sink Id (for my own purposes and satisfactioin and peace of mind REGARDLESS IF ANY AUTHORITY REQUIRES IT) use a GFCI receptacle.
John T Thats how id do it but its your houme and money of course
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