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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, but the original line of fire should be wrapped in adhesive tape. The electricity at home is 220V, and all the live wires come in with one live wire, and it is impossible to be out of phase.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, you can cut it and wrap it in electrical tape, so it won't affect your current use.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Generally, no. The line of fire doesn't trip all the way.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Not necessarily. If you are using a different line of fire. Absolutely tripped.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20The safety regulations prohibit the direct burial of wires.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19All lights are generally a circuit.
The front zero line is broken. From the empty distribution box at home, start to check the bathroom, just check the zero line. It may also be that the neutral line of the distribution box is empty.
Cause analysis:1The toilet socket is a separate circuit, and the electrical box is empty and the terminal is loose or the terminal of the first power socket in the bathroom is loose and the contact is poor. >>>More
The air switch of the meter box is a shunt control, which controls lighting, sockets, kitchen sockets, bathroom sockets, air conditioning sockets, etc. If the wiring is fine, half of the room has electricity as a result of separate control.
The switch controls the live wire, otherwise the light cannon is electrified.
You mean controlling two things with one switch? No problem. However, when the rear light and heater are turned on, they both work at the same time and cannot be controlled separately.