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Anonymous users2024-01-24The amount of electricity is different according to the size, and there are detailed instructions in the general product manual.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23When the bath bomb is working, it is kilowatt-hour per hour.
The bathroom bath bomb is generally about 1200W, which consumes electricity per hour, which is relatively power-consuming.
The top priority: the power wiring system should be standardized. >>>More
Bathroom bath bombs should be of moderate height and controlled between meters. Too low and too hot, too high will lose its effect (the heat and brightness will not meet the requirements).The bath bomb itself is harmless to the human body, but it cannot irradiate the human body for a long time. >>>More
The bath bomb uses a special infrared quartz heating bulb as a heat source to heat the indoor air through direct radiation, and does not need to be preheated, so it can obtain a wide range of heating effects in an instant. Its function is heating, ventilation, lighting, using 2 or 4 275W hard quartz explosion-proof bulbs for heating, the effect is concentrated and strong, you can heat as soon as you turn on the light, no need to preheat, very suitable for people with a fast pace of life. The 2-in-1 bath bomb is specially designed for those who have installed a ventilation fan or a low bathroom, or an old house bathroom, and is characterized by easy installation. >>>More
This is not unified, the power consumption of electrical equipment per kilowatt of power is 1 degree per hour, which is a constant physical quantity, look at how many heating lights are installed, how much power you have, you know.