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Anonymous users2024-01-23Let's install one for each. The kitchen can be equipped with a water heater or an electric water heater for liquefied gas, and an electric water heater can be installed in the bathroom.
Because the 12-meter pipe has to lose a lot of heat energy (especially in winter, the loss is even more), that is, the loss of electricity or liquefied gas (the bathroom cannot be equipped with liquefied gas water heaters, if it is dangerous, electric water heaters should be installed), in the long run is not economical.
If two units are installed separately, the energy loss can be reduced, and the piping can also be reduced.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Smith, it's been 15 years since I didn't break my house in 20 years, and I've disassembled and assembled it 7 times, and it's still too good to be true.
The mud and sand debris in the pipe is blocked by the water flushed into the shower, resulting in insufficient water flow, you first remove the shower and then light the fire to try it, if it can be ignited normally, clean the shower and then install it.
Since the interface of the electric water heater is reserved, of course, the electric water heater can be installed, but there is no need to connect it in parallel, and the gas water heater inlet valve is closed when the electric water heater is used.
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The installation location of the water heater should be separated from the bathroom or toilet by a wall to shorten the distance between hot and cold water entering and exiting the water heater.
Enough, generally ten liters is enough.
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