Q&A about electric faucets 3.0

How do you install an electric water heater?

Detailed steps for installing an electric water heater are as follows:

Preparation

1. Select the installation location:

Ensure that it is close to a water source and an electrical outlet.

Avoid humidity and direct sunlight.

2. Check tools and materials:

-Electric water heater

-Water pipes and connections

-Electrical wire (selected according to the power of the electric water heater)

-Wrench, screwdriver, electric drill (if required to make holes)

-Pipe sealing tape

Installation steps

1. Turn off water and power

Before installation, make sure to turn off the relevant water and power sources in your home.

2. Install the hanging bracket

Install the rack on the wall according to the specifications of the electric water heater.

Use a level to make sure the bracket is level.

3. Connecting the Water Pipe

Connect the water inlet hose to the water inlet of the water heater and use sealing tape to ensure that there is no water leakage.

Connect the outlet hose to the water outlet, again using sealing tape.

4. Connecting the power supply

Connect the power cord to the electric water heater's terminals according to the electric water heater's instructions.

Make sure the power cord meets the power requirements of the electric water heater, consult a professional electrician if necessary.

5. Check the installation

Confirm that all connections are firm and there is no water leakage.

Check if the power connection is correct.

6. Turn on the water supply

Open the water inlet valve and fill the water tank.

Wait a few minutes to make sure the water tank is full and check for leaks.

7. Start the electric water heater

After checking that there is no water leakage, turn on the power.

Set the temperature according to the instructions and wait for the electric water heater to heat up.

8. Check operation

Observe the operation of the electric water heater to ensure that it is heating and discharging water properly.

Caution

Consult a professional if you are unsure of the power and plumbing connections.

Ensure that proper tools and materials are used to avoid safety hazards.

Regularly check the plumbing connections and the status of the electric water heater to ensure safe use.

What are the advantages of tankless electric water heaters over traditional storage electric water heaters?

Tankless electric water heaters have the following major advantages over traditional storage electric water heaters:

1. Instant heat function: Tankless electric water heaters can provide hot water at any time without waiting for the heating time, which is suitable for occasions that require continuous hot water.

2. Energy-saving: Since tankless electric water heaters only heat water when needed, they avoid the energy consumption associated with holding the temperature for a long period of time after the storage type is heated, and are usually more energy efficient.

3. Space saving: Tankless design is more compact and takes up less space, making it suitable for small homes or environments with limited space.

4. Better water quality: Water from a tankless electric water heater is not stored for long periods of time, thus reducing the risk of water quality deterioration and ensuring fresh hot water every time it is used.

5. Longer service life: Since tankless electric water heaters do not have a storage tank, the problem of limescale build-up is reduced, potentially extending the life of the unit.