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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is best not to use instantaneous electric water heaters, because this kind of electric water heater cannot be powered off during use, and the power value of its own working is very large, and it needs to have a power supply line with larger specifications.
This kind of electric water heater cannot achieve absolute safety of electricity.
It is recommended to consider installing a storage type electric water heater with a suitable capacity.
It is not safe, when such a water heater is working, the temperature of the line is high, and it is easy to burn the line when it is directly connected. . . It is recommended to bring a socket out for use.
Yes, but if possible, it is best to install it outside the bathroom; However, no matter which position it is installed in, the wire diameter of the power cord is best to use 6 square meters, because the power of the general instantaneous water heater is more than 3000W, and some will reach 8000W, safety first; In addition, the ground is reliable and the switch is protected from leakage to prevent the risk of electric shock.
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It depends on how well the bathroom is ventilated and dry. If it's wet, the PC version will get damp too.
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