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Anonymous users2024-01-23The two upstairs are talking nonsense, it can't be the yellow and green line connecting the lights. Mine is the same, I think it's the isopotential line. I connected the yellow and green wires in the large bathroom with the grounding wires to the socket, and there were no problems.
But if the small toilet is connected like this, the water heater will trip. Some of them said that the equipotential wire should be connected to the ground wire, and some said that they couldn't. Brother, how did you pick it up?
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Under normal circumstances, the yellow-green two-color line is the ground wire. The other two in the same tube as the ground wire are the power supply (220V). The single line in the other pipe is connected to the light (the other line of the light is connected directly from the wall).
It's best to find a professional electrician!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The live wire is red, the neutral wire is green, and the ground wire is yellow-green. That short end should be the light connection cable.
'Guaranteed waterproof and reliable", can only abolish this socket, the specific method: pull out all the three wires inside, and then seal the socket box with cement, and paste a small piece of tile similar to the surrounding outside, as flat as the surrounding.
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There are many reasons for tripping I don't know how your line can go and I dare not conclude that the yellow line and the blue line of the trip are wrapped with insulating tape Connect the red line and another blue line, the bath bomb lamp you see if the red line is the live line, and then see if the zero line is the blue line, the 4 yellow lines should be 4 groups of outgoing lines are connected to the heating 2 groups of lighting 1 group ventilation 1 group First connect the bath bomb line The bath bomb line is directly connected to the plug for the zero line, remember not to make mistakes, other color lines are connected casually, the bath bomb is installed and then install the switch, the blue line depends on whether the main zero line is connected, If there is no connection, you can connect the neutral line in front of the mirror, and then touch the yellow wire with the live wire respectively to distinguish the electrical appliances controlled by each wire, and then connect to the corresponding terminal port of the switch according to the actual control line, and finally the red wire can be connected to any of the 4 wiring holes. There will be live work in the process, please take protective measures and pay attention to safety!
There are many reasons for tripping I don't know how you can go to the line I dare not conclude, the yellow line and the blue line of the trip are wrapped with insulating tape to connect the red line and another blue line, the bath bomb lamp you see if the red line is the live line, and then see if the zero line is the blue line, the 4 yellow lines should be 4 groups of outlets are connected to the heating 2 groups of lighting 1 group ventilation 1 group of first connect the bath bomb line The bath bomb line is directly connected to the plug for the zero line, remember not to make mistakes, other color lines are connected casually, the bath bomb is installed and then install the switch, the blue line depends on whether the main zero line is connected, If there is no connection, you can connect the neutral line in front of the mirror, and then touch the yellow wire with the live wire respectively to distinguish the electrical appliances controlled by each wire, and then connect to the corresponding terminal port of the switch according to the actual control line, and finally the red wire can be connected to any of the 4 wiring holes. There will be live work in the process, please take protective measures and pay attention to safety!
After the square copper wire is laid through the pipe, the safe current is about 25 amperes and about 4000 watts, and it can load 5000 watts in a short time of 20 minutes.