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Anonymous users2024-01-24What floor do you live on? What is the height of the water heater? Do the water pipes go to the sky? Is the cold water in your house relatively small?
It is also possible that the water pressure is not enough. The water that all valves off is the water stored in the pipe.
The main reason for consideration is that the water pressure is not enough.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The problem is in the pipeline leading to another room, yours is a PPR pipe, which is a pipe that is heated and fused together. It is estimated that the pipe was blocked during the hot melting.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Where's the mixing valve?
Is it that the pipeline bends too much, causing the hot water pressure to decrease?
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It should be a three-way block, you check it again.
The distance between the two bathrooms is far away, and a lot of hot water is wasted in the pipes, so it is better to install an electric water heater in a bathroom (without bathing), and the capacity can be smaller, so that the use is not only convenient and comfortable, but also economical.
The hotel uses integrated water, and the water tank and collector are on the roof. Some are electrically heated storage water heaters. You can do it if you want to have a few rooms with a hot year, but the laying of the pipeline needs to be done well. >>>More
Yes, but it is best not to keep the two bathrooms too far apart, otherwise the electric water heater will always be heated due to the long pipes dissipating heat.
If the two bathrooms are far away, it is better to install them separately.
It can be used at the same time, a 100-liter water heater is fine, but the key is that the pipe diameter of the inlet and outlet of the water heater is too small, and the water pressure will become smaller if the water used in two places is supplied at the same time