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Anonymous users2024-01-24Only Shuaikang and Haier are first-line brands of water heaters. Electric water heater must buy a brand, the first thing to consider in the water heater should be safety, followed by energy saving, Shuai Kang water heater has never had any safety problems in the past 31 years, the only water heater used in the Beijing Olympics, the national standard for water heaters is formulated according to Shuai Kang. Level 1 energy saving.
These can be checked online for yourself, absolutely true. So I personally recommend Shuai Kang, followed by Haier. Other brands are recommended not to buy, and the energy-saving labels are basically false or posted by the sellers themselves.
When taking a bath, there is more water vapor and moisture invading the socket, resulting in a slight short circuit between the grounding wire and the live wire of the socket, resulting in a leakage that you perceive that is not strong but not weak, and the grounding wire is connected to the electrical case. The next day, the vapor evaporated in the socket and the inside of the socket was dry again, and it was normal again. It is recommended to install a cover on the socket in the bathroom, the cover can prevent moisture from entering the socket and causing leakage. >>>More
Logically speaking, this situation should not occur, and there is no conflict between the two electrical appliances, do you see if the valve on the washing machine is not open? >>>More
Do not use the socket in the bathroom, you can install a socket next to the three-pin socket, use the exposed bottom box, and the socket in the bathroom should be splash-proof and have a splash-proof cover. Installation height meters. It is best to set up a separate circuit from the distribution box for the electric water heater, with a leakage protector. >>>More
The main reason is that the moisture in the bathroom is too large, and the circuit boards of the washing machine and water heater will be damp to a certain extent if they are in this environment for a long time; >>>More
Does this have anything to do with the new equipment? Is the kitchen hot and cold water? Is that the way to go?