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Anonymous users2024-01-24It may be that the power cord at the inlet of a lamp holder is damaged and touches the metal shell, or there is a problem with the terminal insulation in the wire box, and there is a problem with the ballast with the ballast, etc., this phenomenon will occur, and all the light switches in the home are in a closed state (the switch can be turned on to disconnect the line if the switch position is not determined), and it will definitely be found in the closing, and it is best to find the property personnel to assist if you can't find the reason.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is a short circuit in the line or there is a problem with the line of the light, and the trip is caused by a short circuit in the wire, check it, for safety. If there is a leakage or an accident as a result, it is not good.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There was a problem with the lamp. Replace the rectifier of the luminaire.
If it is with a splitter, you check whether the splitter is broken. Drop the line and try it to find out. If it is controlled by independent entries. >>>More
Summary. Hello dear, this should be channeling. There must be a place where the wiring of the lights in the two rooms is in contact, and it is necessary to check the fault in time to deal with it. >>>More
First of all, there must be a problem of short leakage, you should be on the line of your bathroom, find an electrician to check it in detail, and the second is that the leakage protection switch of your home has far exceeded the capacity of the floor and the whole building, so your home will not jump, according to the normal configuration should be your home jumped first.
It's connected, it's the live wire, and the zero line is serialized together, or it's the problem of the transfer, and one of the main reasons is that the main switch wires don't meet the requirements, and I promise that it won't be anything else except for these problems.
To help you summarize: no electricity does not trip, is that so? >>>More