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Anonymous users2024-01-24The design is 24-hour power-on, if the hot water is used frequently, it is recommended to be powered-on for a long time, the electric water heater has a heat preservation function, heat up well at night, turn off the power, and there will still be hot water the next morning, but the temperature is not so high!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The thermal storage type does not need to be powered on all the time.
You can open it when you need it! And now many water heaters have a temperature control switch, that is, it will automatically power off at a certain temperature, see if your water heater has this function, if so, it can be turned on all the time!
The bathroom electric water heater has been connected to the electricity to save electricity, the central two sets of your service column have a special test, to a family every day to use the water heater as an example, the water temperature is set at 60 degrees, to 60 degrees when the time starts to time, the family uses the water heater to take a bath, after washing the temperature drops to 40 degrees, the water heater has been on, to the next day when the time is nearly 20 hours and then take a bath, after washing the temperature still rises to 60 degrees, to 24 hours when the number of degrees of electricity is recorded. I did the same experiment again, the difference is that the water heater was turned off after the first bath, and the next day it was turned on again, and the temperature rose to 60 degrees again after taking a bath, and the first time the electricity was used much less than the second time (the specific number was forgotten), so it can be seen that as long as it is used every day, it is still always on.
Yes, the water heater and the washing machine they do not have any interference and the like, if the water heater is a hot type of wire must be thick enough, and then need to add leakage protector and air open, the washing machine power is not large, nothing special.
1 water heater = 2000 (11 liters not thermostatic).
A mirror = 150 * 3 = 450 (ordinary without electric heating) a wash basin = 300 * 3 = 900 (general, not branded, the bracket is optional) a toilet = 1000 * 3 = 3000 (generally not branded, with large suction) a solar = 2500 (calculated according to the number of hot water pipes, it is more than 10) total: 8850 (budget). >>>More
Yes, but it is best not to keep the two bathrooms too far apart, otherwise the electric water heater will always be heated due to the long pipes dissipating heat.