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Anonymous users2024-01-24He said that it is called a leakage protector, that is, when the leakage occurs, the leakage protector will be automatically disconnected, of course it is not safe to lay on the ground, he is for the convenience of work, he is irresponsible, you are having this kind of thing, you ask him for an electrician operation certificate to see if he has the operation qualification. It is recommended that you change it, this should be a small ditch in the wall, then lay the pipe, and finally thread, and even if there is a leakage protector, if it is broken, it will not play a protective role.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23As long as the nozzle is above the ground, it is safe not to enter the water, and there is a leakage protection switch, which will trip as soon as it leaks
It can also be repaired and replaced with old wires drawn in new wires
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There is no problem, the leakage protector is de-energized in seconds. It is said that there is a casing in the buried thread. As long as your wire is the national standard, there is no problem if there is no joint in it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The decoration plumber master said that even if there is leakage, there is leakage protection, and it will not be used to people, but it will not be used to people. For the electricity is under the ground of the kitchen, and you are on the ground. and it is not under the ground, so it will not reach people. But in the case of leakage, your electricity bill is very good-looking.
As you said, there is a possibility of electricity leakage underground. So you ask the electrician to put the wire on it. That's what reassuring.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20The wires are below the floor, and it seems that most of them are modified like this, and I think it should be fine, but there is water seepage and insulating pipes, which will not cause a lot of water to seep in, and besides, there is cement, and even if it seeps in, it is also wet, and it should not be able to power people, and in dry conditions, the floor tiles are insulated.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19I've never seen buried in the ground, and the construction sites I've been to seem to have slotted pipes in the walls.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18The landlord is worried.
What is the waterproof below?,What is the line pipe for?。 ~~
As long as the nozzle is above the ground, it is safe not to enter the water, and there is a leakage protection switch, which will trip as soon as it leaks >>>More
It is necessary to wear a tube, and it is generally covered with a yellow wax tube at the place connected with the downlight, which is very safe.
If it is a buried wire, it can only be replaced;
If it is an open wire, it is recommended to wear the wire through the iron pipe for protection. (It is not recommended to wear plastic tubes). >>>More
1. All kitchens and bathrooms should use 4 square lines, if the heating in the living room is not enough, you should also use 4 square lines, I am talking about sockets.
The national gas construction code stipulates that the building gas riser (the supervisor of the unit) can be on the outer wall of the building, or it can pass through the indoor floor slab, which is called "outdoor riser" on the outer wall and "indoor riser" through the floor slab, and the indoor riser usually passes through the well-ventilated kitchen position (well-ventilated means that there is a kitchen window leading directly to the atmosphere, and the kitchen is separated by a door). The specification also clearly stipulates that the gas pipeline is not allowed to pass through the bathroom, bedroom, and living room, and the gas pipeline shall not be encapsulated when the user decorates. For your own safety, it is best not to use an open kitchen, the kitchen is isolated by a door, even in winter, you can open a little window for ventilation, but the open kitchen will not necessarily open the window.