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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally, the maximum power of bath bombs is within 3000 watts, so there is no problem with using square copper core wires, the key is that the power cord is of reliable quality. The square copper core wire, the open wire can withstand a maximum power of 5500 watts, and the dark wire can also withstand the power of less than 4000 watts.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Bath bombs are relatively high-power electrical appliances, with 4 square bars insurance.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21If it's copper wire, that's fine.
Integrated ceilings usually include bath bombs. This design is better because it includes better integration and aesthetics. Because it is a collection, many aspects are considered in the design, and the lighting, ventilation and heating are better than the individual bath bombs. >>>More
Of course, you can, but you should reserve a wooden square at the installation place to prevent noise in the future.
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They are high-power electrical appliances, and the wire diameter used must meet the requirements of safe electricity consumption. >>>More
The bathroom bath bomb is generally about 1200W, which consumes electricity per hour, which is relatively power-consuming.
It's just a fool's errand, if it's small, it's good to install a bath bomb It's warmer The bath bomb itself can't be dangerous at all, because it's just 4 275W explosion-proof bulbs plus a lighting and ventilation fan, as long as you install it properly, it's not a problem. >>>More