Can a two phase electric socket in the bathroom be connected to a three plug water heater, the water

1. Generally, the house is single-phase electricity.

2. What you said should be a two-pin socket and a three-pin plug, the two-pin socket has no grounding wire, and the electric water heater has a grounding wire and leakage protection to prevent the damage to the human body caused by leakage accidents.

3. Socket converter can be used in case of emergency. But it's better to install a three-pin socket and a leakage protector.

Whether the water heater voltage is 220 or 380.

The original toilet is a two-pin socket, not a two-phase socket, it cannot be used in a water heater because it is not safe, and the single-phase three-pin plug of the water heater is to be grounded.

Pick it up, it's sure to drop! It's just that you have to have a three-phase power supply first! Otherwise, it's just a pipe dream!

So, let's solve the three-phase electricity first!

It should be a single-phase five-hole socket, and it is possible to connect the three-hole socket of the water heater, but first of all, it depends on whether the current carrying capacity of the cross-sectional area of the original socket wire meets the power of the water heater, and secondly, whether the original socket has a grounding wire and good contact, if it is available, it can be connected to the water heater. Water heaters with three claw plugs are generally single-phase electricity, not three-phase electricity.

The power supply of the household water heater is a single-phase alternating current 220V, and its plug is three claws, which are the live wire, the neutral wire, and the protective grounding wire. The original two-pin socket is also 220V, but there is no ground wire. In order to use electricity safely, a grounding wire should be matched, and the original socket should be replaced with a three-hole one.

Our household electricity is 220 volts, that is, two wires are also known as single-phase electricity, the water heater is a three-plug with 220 volts of electricity, you need to change a three-hole socket, the water heater uses a lot of electricity, you also need to check whether your original socket wire is thick enough, the instructions upstairs he doesn't understand at all, I hope it can help you.

To be clear, the general household is single-phase 220V power supply, unless you live in a mansion will be three-phase 380V call, and then divided into single-phase 220V use, the two-phase electrical socket you refer to should refer to a two-prong socket, and the water heater plug is a three-pin instead of three-phase electricity.

It is best to find a Dong electric person to take a look, open the panel to see if there is (yellow and green two-color protective ground wire), if there is one, it is best to connect the protective ground wire to use, because the protective ground wire can eliminate the induction current, but also the last guarantee of personal safety, if you really can not connect the protective ground wire, it is best to use the leakage protection circuit breaker as a protection (bipolar leakage protector circuit breaker) control is appropriate, and then see if the capacity of the power cord is enough, the minimum is the copper wire squared, It is best to be 4 square meters, and it is best to find the property department to check it if you have a property department.

The power of the water heater is relatively large, and it is best to use 4 square copper wires for independent switches, and choose a three-hole 15A socket for power supply.