Topics:

• What units do not include or come with a power cord?
• Does an electrical pigtail need to be connected to power the unit?
• Cooking appliances come without cord or plug, meant for hardwire
• Where to get a power cord for a product that did not come with one

Answer:

The following Wolf products do not include a power cord:

Ventilation

• CNP Hoods
• Cooktop (CT) Low Profile Wall Hoods
• CT Wall Hoods (2000-Present)
• V Series Cooktop Hoods
• Pro Series Hoods (2008-Present)
• W Hoods (2003-2008)
• Pro Hood Liners and V Series Cooktop Hoods come with an electrical connection used for remote and in-line blowers to connect the Romex.
  • It is not a power supply cord.
  • The hoods are hardwired, and a separate power cord is available for the blower motor, depending on blower model.

Ranges

• Dual Fuel Ranges (DF)
• Induction Ranges (IR)

Cooktops

• Electric Cooktops
  • Units do ship with a conduit.
  • Flexible 4 ft (1.2 m) conduit.
• Induction Cooktops
  • Units do ship with a conduit.
  • Flexible 4 ft (1.2 m) conduit.

Wall Ovens

• E Series Built-In Ovens
  • Units do ship with a conduit.
    • Single Oven - 4 ft (1.2 m) conduit
    • Double Oven - 5 ft (1.5 m) conduit
  • The SO24TE 24" E Series Transitional Built-In Oven does include a power cord.
• L Series Built-In Ovens
  • Units do ship with a conduit.
  • Flexible 3 ft (.9 m) conduit.
• M Series Built-In Ovens
  • Units do ship with a conduit.
    • Single Oven - 4 ft (1.2 m) conduit
    • Double Oven - 5 ft (1.5 m) conduit
• Convection Steam Ovens (CSO2450, CSO3050)
  • Units do ship with a conduit.
  • Flexible 4 ft (1.2 m) conduit.

Modules

• Electric Fryer Module (IF15/S)
• Electric Grill Module (IG15/S)
• Electric Steamer Module (IS15/S)
• Teppanyaki Module (TM15T/S)
  • All electric module units ship with a conduit.
  • Steamer, Fryer, Grill, Teppanyaki, CE15, and CI15
  • Flexible 4 ft (1.2 m) conduit.
• Side Burner Module (SB13)
  • The SB13 is supplied with a wire harness that plugs into the grill and uses the same power supply as the OG Outdoor Grill.

Installation Without a Power Cord

Follow the National Electrical Code, as well as all state, municipal, and local codes.

• Some products, such as Dual Fuel Ranges, are designed to use a hardwire connection, eliminating the need for a power cord.
• Products can use power cords if desired and if local code permits, or the products can be hardwired directly to the electrical supply if local code permits.
• Range and appliance power cords are available at any local hardware store.

The correct voltage, frequency, and amperage must be supplied to the appliance from a dedicated, grounded circuit, which is protected by a properly sized circuit breaker or time delay fuse.

• The proper voltage, frequency, and amperage ratings are listed on the product rating plate. See also, Wolf Serial Tag Locations.
• Refer to the product Installation Guide for further information.

See also, Power Cord Included.