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Anonymous users2024-01-24Did the leakage switch trip? Is there electricity at the lower port of the switch? No power or no power all the way?
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If there is electricity in the distribution box for both the incoming and outgoing lines, it means that the wires in the wall (or the holes reserved for wiring) are broken, check them carefully. If there is electricity in the incoming line of the distribution box, there is no power in the outgoing line, it is empty and broken, or the protection switch is protected.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The distribution box protection tripped.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Maybe the circuit didn't work on it, or it was wrong! Or maybe you're mistaken!
Not the best option. The humidity in the kitchen is a little high, so if there is another option, it is not left here. If there is no other way, make a protection for the distribution box - add a layer of wooden boxes, etc.
The air switch in the kitchen and bathroom should be more than 40 amps, the cabinet air conditioner switch and the air conditioning switch in the two bedrooms should be 40 amps, and the main air switch should be 100 amps if you want to use it together.
The third switch on the left looks like a 10A 1P circuit breaker, first of all, the possibility of leakage is ruled out, and secondly, the starting current of the 3P air conditioner is larger, and it is replaced with a 16A circuit breaker.
The kitchen electrical box trips at night, and if it is repeated every day, it is also a fault, which is likely to be caused by the leakage of electrical appliances. >>>More
The water faucet is made of metal, and when you touch plastic products or chemical fiber clothing, it will cause static electricity. This static electricity is safe and only feels uncomfortable.