How To Use Electric Heater

First of all, the power supply of the electric heater must use a qualified three-hole socket with a ground wire, otherwise there will be a risk of leakage. The electric heater has a large power and should not be used at the same time as high-power electrical appliances, electric welders, impact drills, etc., otherwise it is easy to damage the electric heater. In addition, the socket cannot be located directly above the electric heater to prevent the heat from rising and burning the power supply. When no one is in the room, be sure to unplug the electric heater.
Secondly, the electric heater cannot be covered with objects. The surface temperature of the electric heater is high. Once covered with objects, the heat cannot be dissipated in time, which will not only cause the machine to burn, but sometimes it may also cause a fire.
Third, in terms of installation and placement, the electric heater should be placed in a place that is not easily touched, away from combustibles, and the back should be about 20 cm away from the wall. If the electric heater is placed in the bathroom for heating, be especially careful. Some electric heaters do have waterproof functions, but if the power socket is in the bathroom, there are still safety hazards. It is best to install the power socket outside the bathroom, and the wires of the electric heater should be protected by insulating rubber, and the connection with the body can be guaranteed to be 100% waterproof.
Fourth, the quality supervision department and the consumer association both solemnly recommend that when purchasing electric heaters, it is best to choose products that have obtained "CCC" (China Compulsory Product) certification. In addition, products without open flames and with overheat protection devices should be purchased, because in a tightly sealed room in winter, open flames will not only consume indoor oxygen and pollute the environment, but also cause burns, fires and other accidents if you are not careful.
Fifth, when the electric heater is working, the surface temperature is high, making the indoor air dry. If used improperly, it will make people breathe poorly and feel hot all over, which will have adverse effects on health. For example, damage to the skin. When it is cold, people like to get close to the electric heater, and some people like to put their hands and feet on the heat sink, which is easy to get burned. Some people who are afraid of cold blow the electric heater directly to their bodies. Although it is warm for a while, it will also burn the skin if it is done for a long time. In addition, dermatologists specifically pointed out that in autumn and winter, the weather is relatively dry and cold, the skin will gradually lose surface oil, and the moisturizing ability is poor. In addition, after using electric heaters, the indoor environment is drier, and the skin is prone to chapped and itchy. Therefore, doctors remind people not to get too close to electric heaters, especially not to let the air outlet of the electric heater directly heat a part of the body.
There is always a strange smell when turning on the heater. Sometimes it is because dust accumulates on the heater, and sometimes it is because the paint on the heater evaporates due to temperature changes. Be careful when using it, keep a certain distance first, and turn it on for a while before using it.