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Anonymous users2024-01-23From the point of view of the installation process, there is no problem, but the water pipe is too long, before each bath, let go of some cold water, after each bath, some hot water in the water pipe is not used to become cold, which will cause some energy waste, and there are no other problems.
If the bathroom space is large enough, installing an electric water heater is also a good option.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, our main bathroom is on the second floor, the kitchen is on the first floor, and we use a gas water heater. It's just that every time you take a bath, you have to put it for a while before the hot water comes, but the water released is not much, and it is only a small basin.
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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If you only use water in the kitchen, it is more convenient to use an instantaneous water heater, and if you use a large amount of water, it is more economical to use a gas water heater.
It's not good to light the fire.
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