It's important to consult with a qualified electrician to ensure the safety and compliance of any electrical modifications in your home.
Using an adapter to plug a high-amperage appliance, such as a stove with a 50 amp plug, into a regular household outlet is not recommended and can be very dangerous. Regular household outlets are typically 15 or 20 amp, and they are not designed to handle the high power demands of a stove.
A 50 amp stove requires a dedicated circuit with the appropriate wiring and breaker to handle the load safely. Attempting to use an adapter or extension cord to connect it to a standard outlet could cause overheating, electrical fires, or damage to the appliance and electrical system.
If you need to connect your stove properly, you should consult a licensed electrician to assess your electrical system and install the appropriate circuit and outlet for your stove. They will ensure that the installation meets electrical codes and is safe for use.
Safety should always be the priority when dealing with electricity and electrical appliances. Avoid making any modifications or connections that are not in line with the electrical specifications and codes. Always seek professional advice and assistance to ensure the safety and reliability of your electrical setup.