Single 13 Amp Socket Outlet To Fused Spur ?

[fbg40]

Evening all,
I have a gas hob which has electric ignition - a 13 amp socket under the worktop into which a cable from the hob plugs into - hope this makes sense. My question is this : can this 13 amp socket be converted to a fused spur outlet to provide power for an Induction hob ?? My wife wants to convert to the induction hob. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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[Canary42]

Unless it's a single hob, then probably not since it will require more than 13amp outlet.

[Buenchico]

According to Google, induction hobs typically require between 4Kw and 7.5 kW of power.

A 13A socket (and, more importantly, the cabling that feeds it) can only provide a maximum of 3kW. So Mrs Fbg40's induction hob will need new electrical work to supply it.

[johnk]

It will need it's own supply rated high enough for the full power of the hob and I think a double pole switch.

[Ryzen]

You can buy 13a plug in induction hobs.

[fbg40]

Thanks for all the prompt answers folks, much appreciated. Very much like your answer Ryzen - perhaps that will be the way to go.
FBG40