No, an electrical socket for a gas stove cannot be directly connected to an electric oven. Gas stoves and electric ovens require different power sources and have different electrical requirements.
A gas stove typically operates using natural gas or propane and does not require an electrical connection for its basic functioning. It may only require an electrical connection for powering some additional features like ignition or controls, which are typically low voltage and have specific electrical requirements. The electrical socket for a gas stove is not designed to provide the high voltage and current needed for an electric oven.
On the other hand, an electric oven operates solely on electricity and requires a dedicated electrical circuit to handle the higher voltage and current demands. Electric ovens usually require a specific voltage and amperage rating, which is typically higher than what a gas stove's electrical socket can provide.
To connect an electric oven, you would need a dedicated electrical circuit installed by a qualified electrician. This circuit would include the appropriate wiring, circuit breaker, and electrical outlet that meet the specific requirements of the electric oven.
It's essential to adhere to the manufacturer's guidelines and local electrical codes when installing or modifying the electrical connections for any appliance to ensure safety and proper operation.