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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it is a new house, the power supply is provided by a separate circuit, generally.
1 Lighting 2 General sockets (bedroom, study, living room).
3 kitchen sockets.
4 toilet outlets.
5 Air conditioner socket 1
6 Air conditioner socket 2
According to your explanation, it should be that the 4 bathroom socket leakage insurance tripped.
Treatment: Find the distribution box and open it, and take a look at which leak insurance jumps and closes it.
Hope it works.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This has nothing to do with whether you take a line or not, it depends on whether the load of this line matches the switch. My house is just a line to walk, not tripping.
There is no power supply in the bathroom, if you don't want to dig the ditch and bury the line, you can only use the open line to install the electric water heater, the open line is really not good-looking, and it is okay to buy some good-looking strip decorations to cover it up.
No, when the house was built, it was considered, the water heaters are equipped with leakage protection, and the switch box also has leakage protection, it is useless to have more, and the general bath bomb should not be leaked.
It's best not to stick it, turn off the water heater when the bath bomb raises the temperature of the bathroom! In the case of poor ventilation in the small bathroom, the electric water heater is installed in a high temperature and high humidity environment is unreasonable, and it is necessary to do a good job of leakage grounding protection!!
The total power of electrical appliances is not more than 6000W, and 4 square copper wires are enough.
1. It is not recommended to use electric hot water and gas water heaters above the ceiling, and mechanical or wire control is not good, which is not conducive to heat dissipation, installation, maintenance and inspection. After the original water heater was removed, there were two water pipe heads left on the wall, which were usable, and there was a sewer on it, and the height of the whole space was relatively low. As long as the water heater is larger, your house is at least high, and the ceiling is enough. >>>More