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Anonymous users2024-01-23Installed at the location of the faucet you want to use, one interface is connected to the cold water inlet, and the other side is the hot water outlet you connect to the faucet, plug in the electricity, as long as you turn on the faucet, it will start heating, provided that you have turned on the heating switch.
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Yes, but it's better to use natural gas, which is more economical.
Gas water heaters are based on the amount of water output per minute to determine the amount of power. If you buy a 10-liter water heater, starting to use water in the kitchen will cause an increase in the amount of water produced, affecting the actual outlet temperature. It's not the water heater itself.
The gas water heater has hot water in the kitchen and the bathroom is not hot, this is because the hot water pipe in your home is too long, and the cold water in the pipe must be drained out first before the hot water can come out. Another reason is that you have to turn on the handle of the shower faucet on the side of the hot water, put it in the middle to turn on, and half of it is cold water, so the water in the bathroom is not hot, right?
Gas water heaters are the best, electric instantaneous water is second, and faucet hot water is recommended to be used sparingly. >>>More