Connecting an electric stove costs an average of €90.
In general, the price for connecting a stove — whether electric or gas — ranges from €30 to €150.
The connection of a stove, regardless of whether it’s a gas stove or an electric stove, should always be carried out by a qualified electrician.
An incorrect connection can lead to serious malfunctions or safety hazards.
The overall cost of connecting a stove depends on its type and installation requirements.
Which Factors Influence the Price?
The following factors can affect the total price of a stove installation:
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Type of stove (gas or electric)
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Electrician’s labor cost
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Additional materials or connection adjustments
What Additional Costs Can Occur?
In some cases, it may be necessary to relocate the connection point or install a new connection socket, which leads to extra expenses.
| Measure | Cost |
|---|---|
| Electric Stove (E-Herd) | |
| Relocating the connection point | €80–150 |
| Installing a stove connection socket | €50–80 |
| Gas Stove | |
| Installing a gas socket | €50–250 |
| Creating a gas connection | €1,500–2,500 |
How Much Does the Electrician Cost?
Hiring an electrician to connect an electric stove usually costs €35–100.
If a new power socket or a high-voltage connection needs to be installed, the cost will increase accordingly.
For connecting a gas stove, you can expect costs between €30–50.
What Are the Material Costs?
Besides the stove itself, the following materials are typically required for installation:
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Electric stove:
Electrical cables – €1–2 per meter -
Gas stove:
Gas hose – €25–40
Important:
Incorrectly connecting an electric stove can be life-threatening. Always let a qualified professional handle the installation.