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Eight things to note when using boat-shaped switches

2020-06-17View Original

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Ship-shaped switches are now widely used in various household appliances. Home appliances need power supplied through switches and sockets, which is why these devices are used very frequently. However, if switches and sockets are not selected or used properly, or if the devices are not utilized correctly, it is easy to cause fires. Of course, as long as users pay attention and keep in mind the key points regarding the use of switches on ships, accidents can be completely prevented. Next, the manufacturers of boat-shaped switches will explain to you what aspects should be taken into consideration when using boat-shaped switches in daily home life 1. If the switch sockets of the boat’s electrical system are aging or damaged, they need to be repaired or replaced promptly. 2. When going out, going to bed, or in the event of a sudden power outage, it is necessary to cut off the power supply promptly; extra care should be taken, especially with electric heating devices. 3. Switches and sockets of boat-type designs should be installed in dry, clean, and dust-free locations to prevent moisture-induced corrosion that could lead to bakelite breakdown and short circuits, thereby causing fires. 4. Light socket outlets are prone to problems when overloaded. Therefore, high-power electrical appliances such as electric irons, electric stoves, and air conditioners should not be connected to light socket outlets to prevent fires. 5. A matching fuse should be used for the boat-shaped switch. Arbitrary modifications are not allowed, especially the thickening of the melt; furthermore, it is not permissible to replace fuses with metal wires such as copper, aluminum, or iron. 6. The additional current and voltage of the boat-type switch, outlets shall correspond to the actual electrical load. Do not overload it arbitrarily; avoid overloading the circuit, which could cause the bakelite to burn out and lead to short circuits and fires. 7. The boat-type switch should control the live (phase) wire; it must not be connected to the neutral wire. Otherwise, if the human body comes into contact with the live wires, it can also lead to electric shock accidents. Once grounded at the back, a short circuit can occur, even leading to a fire. 8. Select the appropriate models accurately, that is, choose the right switches and sockets based on the total capacity of the household appliances and their specific usage environment. In areas with high humidity, fire-resistant switches and pull-cord switches should be used ; In indoor areas with corrosive substances or a high level of dust, boat-shaped switches and sockets should not be installed; instead, they should be used outdoors ; In areas with risks of fire or explosion, fire-resistant or explosion-proof switches and sockets should be used.

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