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Our heating products are widely applied in electric water-heaters, washing machines,
air conditioners, electric irons, water fountains, warmers and electric ovens.
We can supply 110-130V, 220-240V, 500W-60KW, various shapes as follows:
(1) The heating element for electric stove
(2) The heating element for electric oven
(3) The heating element for washing machine
(4) Water heating element for water boiler and water heater
(5) Thermostat (Dipped in water)
(6) Water heater and coffee heater
The electric heating element is manufactured by using high-performance and fire resistant formula magnesium oxide powder as its packing materials and applying high-quality stainless steel, copper tubes, and iron tubes as its shells. The temperature control elements are manufactured using leading special metal materials
and according to the operating principle of temperature sensing and expansion.
Welcome to visit our company website for specification details.
Packing: Standard export carton
Certificate: CE, CCC, SASO, ISO9000
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- Q: Hello All, I have an electrical equipment (face steamer) which was purchased in India (220 - 240V) and wanted to check, if I could connect this to an electrical outlet in US (producing 110V). Would this cause any damage to the equipment or the outlet ?
- You need a 110V-to-220V transformer: It has to also support at least as many Watts as your steamer.
- Q: Every other electrical and electronic equipment in my house is alright. How can alarm company prove the above in a court of law or to Better Business Bureau ?
- Possible though unlikely. Other electronic equipment may have a delayed reaction (no I ain't blowin smoke up ur *ss) IE lowered life expectancy and or reliability. Lightning can do some strange things you never know what will blow what won't or what may be damaged.
- Q: I am living in a state where there is lots of Electricity cut off in other words the Loadshedding.When I listen to radio on short wave and medium wave during no electricity ON in our town, it plays well and clear. But when electricity comes its totally inaudible because of too much noise like srrrrrrr, shrrrrrrr,trrrrrrrr. Means I have to turn my radio off. My question is what thing does this cause??
- It is interference produced by electrical equipment such as motors, TVs, transformers, computers and fluorescent lamps. I guess your radio is battery operated. If you take it a mile or so outside the town, you will find you get good reception with no noises. I get this at home too. I find if I want to listen to short wave, I need to turn everything off, including fridge, TV and computer. You could try turning everything off in your house and see if it helps.
- Q: I just heard tapping noises coming from the back door. The back door leads to the laundry room and multiple storage rooms. There is also all the heating and electrical equipment down there. The leak is coming from a pipe at the ceiling in a storage one, the room beside all the electrical equipment. The floor is soaked and the water is leaking a lot. Am I in danger?
- Are you in danger only if the water comes in contact with electrical wires yes have the pipe repaired call a plumber don't wait til Monday when it will be cheaper because it won't when the ceiling collapses some one may get hit with plaster board and the. You wind up with an even bigger hole . The longer you wait the more it will cost. Especially if a fire were to start remember water and electricity don't play well together some one can be electricuted
- Q: has to do with electrical control
- NFPA 70 has to do with safe installation of electrical wiring and equipment. The National Electrical Code (NEC), or NFPA 70, is a United States standard for the safe installation of electrical wiring and equipment. It is part of the National Fire Codes series published by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). National Electrical Code and NEC are registered trademarks of the NFPA. While the NEC is not itself a U.S. law, NEC use is commonly mandated by state or local law, as well as in many jurisdictions outside of the United States. The NEC codifies the requirements for safe electrical installations into a single, standardized source. The authority having jurisdiction inspects for compliance with these minimum standards.
- Q: Been using mercury Monterrey (2004) for my mobile DJ for about 2 years and a am working on changing it because i don't think the van can handle the amount of equipment i have right now. Advice Needed please- Should i still go for Van or Truck - please explain why
- Van. Better security and if you get caught in the rain, better protection of the electrical equipment.
- Q: Hi, I was wondering if anyone had any information on this car (specifically around a 2003 model) because I was planning to purchase one. From searching on google all I could manage to find was that they were sturdy, safe cars that cost a lot to repair, which I figured since it's a mercedes. Thanks!
- C Class had a lot of problems on electrical equipments, but most of them were correct by 2003. I'm having a C 230 2.5 V6, it's not Kompressor. I've been driving it for more than a year already and there isn't any problem. I put in both 95 octane and sometimes E10 and it doesn't have any problem except sometimes the ! sign shows up on the metre. But, I was told before by Mercedes engineer that the car might get confused on different octane or mixture of the petrol. I stop the engine and start again and the sign disappear. C class from 2007 onward has the sensor to measure the octane of the petrol you put in. It takes from 91 to 98 without problem. It's a good car, I haven't paid more than engine oil and some filters for the first year. Each time cost me less than 200 dollars. I have the AMG version, the car is lower and suspensions are very stiff. It grips the road very well, and I can do more than 200 KMH.
- Q: I just arrived at my cousin's house. He makes his own lamps and things. He uses batteries and circuits and lightbulbs, basically, living in a battery-lit home. Being ridiculously green, he claims its more energy efficient than using the city grid. We got in an argument about global warming, and in short he claimed he was helping by using battery power rather than electrical power. I said that wasn't accurate because batteries, lightbulbs, etc use more power than the grid does because they have to be made using electrical equipment in an electric factory. Am I right? What uses more power?
- This debate depends on a few things such as how are the batteries charged, the cost of building the ciruits that operate the devices, the cost of electricity and other factors which I cannot think of right now. Also, are the batteries rechargeable? I would assume so in this case. I suspect that it would take a indeterminate period of time (at this point) for there to be a payoff for a battery run home to be less expensive that a conventionally powered home. Part of a conventionally powered home possibly being cheaper in the beginning would be the mass production of devices. When your cousin says things are powered by batteries, is it a battery bank supplying a converter of DC to AC or are his devices running soley on DC supplies? The best way to resolve the answer is to calculate all the electrical costs that go into powering his home and then also calculate how much it would be to run a similar home on the grid. There might also be a few costs that are left out due to their choices of what to leave out of their home or how they accomplish or forego the luxury of in their home. At this point, there are probably not enough studies available to get a general consenus of which is cheaper. There is also another point to consider which is how often do they have to replace their batteries?
- Q: I drive an 06 Pontiac G6 GTP(90,000 miles). Recently the check engine light lit up. So I took it to autozone for the computer scan and they gave me the OBD code P0449.My car currently seems to be running fine.Next, they gave me a list of the possible malfunctions with my car. 1. purge or vent solenoid defective- I have no idea what that is. 2. check connector and wiring- all the electrical equipment is working fine, so i doubt this is it. 3. Fuel saturated vapor canister- no idea what this is. And finally, 4. Failed EVAP vent solenoid-again, no idea what this is. If you know anything about this ,please help me, im worried, thanks.
- I am by no means a mechanic and I hope maybe there is one on here who can help you. I am answering because I very recently experienced a horrible check engine light situation also. I too had Auto Zone Advance Auto check it for me. After buying part after part and having this done and that done and going through a lot of headache, I would say your best bet is to take your vehicle to a real repair shop and let them perform a diagnostic and drill down into what is actually causing this particular code. Trust, it will be worth the money. At least in my opinion
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Heater,Heating Element, Heating Tube, and Thermostat
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