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Anonymous users2024-01-24You can take a trip to the kitchen with a hot water pipe, and share it with the bathroom, if you take one separately, it will waste energy.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It stands to reason that you don't need to, if you want to install it again, you can do it, but you just have to take up a space.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Lianer electric hot water faucet can directly replace ordinary faucets, it heats up in 3 seconds, no need to wait, easy to install, safe and reliable.
It can be used, but it depends on the distance between the kitchen and the bathroom, if it is close, it can be used, if it is far away, although it can be used, but the use effect is not ideal, every time you use hot water, you have to discharge a lot of cold water first, and the hot water is also unstable, so that the water is wasted, and the effect is not good.
This is not only an installation problem, but also an electrical problem. The installation of electricity is hot, the power is estimated to be 8500W, and the power distribution should be reserved to 40A. >>>More
Both. Hot water heaters have showers, which are placed in the bathroom (and shower room), and there are also instantaneous faucets, which can of course be placed in the kitchen.
No. The tap water itself is a good conductor of electricity, and no matter how far away the water heater is from the bathroom, as long as the electricity leaks, it will still endanger personal safety. >>>More
Instantaneous water heater 7000W power of a bathroom is enough for washing in most cases, but in the winter, the basic water temperature can not fully meet the shower requirements only for a few hours--- need to put a bathtub to better meet the bathing requirements. If you are focusing on cold winter showers, you should choose a tankless water heater with at least or more power. It is important to note that the installation of a high-power instantaneous electric water heater requires an assessment of the power supply line and the overall electricity environment.