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Anonymous users2024-01-23All metal parts of the restroom should be connected to equipotentials, including showers, mixing valves, faucets, wall handles, etc.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It is best to connect separately and independently. It's a little safer that way. Although it is a little bit of a task at first, it is more secure.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It is more important to have the leakage protection device checked regularly and frequently.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Yes, this is the protective cord on the shower.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19It stands to reason that yes, there is no conflict with this.
There should be a wire from the bathroom equipotential to the bedroom socket should be a ground wire, and the socket is marked with E or a vertical and three horizontal symbol binding posts in the circle, and the standard should be a yellow and green two-color soft wire.
This is for equipotential grounding, and it must be connected, how did this box get like this in construction? Is it the result of brutal construction? >>>More
From the point of view of connection, it is yes, but the resistance value will play a role, all the metal appliances in the bathroom, wet parts and metal wires are connected together, and the grounding resistance value is not more than 4 ohms, even if it is qualified, it is ,--
The bathroom is tiled, but the gap at the base of the wall is relatively large. The specific treatment method, ordinary in the centimeter gap, can be smoothed with white cement. If it is more than two centimeters, it is better to cut out the tile strips to make up for it.
If there is mud on the bathroom floor and the waterproof is not damaged, it will not affect the waterproofing, but it will affect the ground of the bathroom that you decorate.