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2017-04-01View Original

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It’s a household issue; recently, the circuit breaker at home keeps tripping, and sometimes it trips even just when a bathroom heater is turned on. I think normal household lighting, a refrigerator, and a bathroom heater should not exceed the electrical load limit, right? What’s going on?
Reply #22017-04-02
It’s not the circuit breaker’s leakage protection feature that trips; it’s the main switch of the smart meter that trips. Typically, a household will have only a refrigerator, a water heater, and a bathroom heater. It’s fine for a short period of time, but it stops working after a while~ Is it because the input capacity of the electricity meter is insufficient? Need to scale up? It’s still the electrical leakage in the house
Reply #32017-04-13
Is it the switch that’s worn out, or the wiring?

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