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What is the listed load value for a double wall oven?
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8000
Explanation:
Listed load value is the nameplate electrical demand the appliance places on the circuit, and it’s what you use to size wiring and breakers. A double wall oven needs more power because it has two baking cavities and heating elements that can operate at the same time, so its rating is fairly high compared with smaller appliances. The correct option reflects that high-demand rating, matching the eight-kilowatt level you’d see on the nameplate. On a typical home 240-volt supply, that translates to a substantial current, which is exactly why the listed value is used for circuit sizing rather than guessing. Lower options wouldn’t meet the oven’s heat-demand, while higher options would overspecify beyond what the manufacturer lists.
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