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Anonymous users2024-01-23The voltage on the neutral line is the reference voltage, which is equivalent to the earth potential, which means that the voltage is zero, so assuming that the neutral line is not cut off and the live wire on the same switch is cut off, the circuit is safe for the human body.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It is best to use a 2P leakage switch in the bathroom! Because 1p ten N only the live wire has a thermomagnetic function, the zero line will not jump if it leaks, and it is very dangerous if the zero line leaks in the bathroom!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Both wires are cut after the trip of 1p N, don't listen to that kind of SB nonsense.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Listen to my 220V you use the 2P leakage switch, after the leakage tripping zero live wire is cut off very well, because the 1P zero line is straight, the zero live wire is reversed after tripping is still prone to electric shock accidents, so it is extremely unsafe!
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Anonymous users2024-01-19After cutting off the power supply, there is no electricity on the neutral line.
It is best to use 2P leakage protection in the bathroom, and 1P N is unsafe.
Black and white are inherently distinctive.
It's a bit irritating to the eyes when you look at it for a long time >>>More
Stingy, why is the lighting of the five-in-one lamp in the bathroom not lit is that there are too many lights in series, so it is not lit.
Inside, otherwise the door is closed and you can't see it, the switch can be designed outside, it doesn't matter.
Point 1: Try to choose incandescent lamps:
The use of lamps in the bathroom is much more frequent than in other rooms. So choosing an incandescent lamp will save power. And we all know that the light color of incandescent lamps is a bit yellowish, this kind of light is softer, giving people a warm feeling, and people will look more beautiful. >>>More