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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
- Q:How come water shorts things out when water doesn't even conduct electricity it is the minerals in the water. If you dropped pure water in electrical equipment what would happen
- Water is actually a pretty good insulator. The water molecules themselves don't conduct electricity very well at all. Water is conductive when there are substances dissolved in the water which dissociate into ions. It's the ions which actually do the conducting. If you placed pure water on electrical equipment, you would get wet electronic equipment, with little chance for shorting out. It would actually depend on the voltages in the electron equipment. But keep in mind that pure what does contain some ions. First there is the autoionization of water to make H+ and OH-. Secondly pure water has a pH of around 5.5 to 6 due to the absorption of CO2 from the air. This will result in H+ and HCO3- ions. So pure water is not ion-free and will conduct electricity if the voltage is high enough.
- Q:Hi we are going on holiday to Brazil and staying at the Super Club Breezes Hotel in Costa De Sauipe where they have 220 v AC but while we are in Brazil we are planning on also visiting Rio and Iguassu Falls where we understand they have 110 v AC. What exactly will we have to buy and take with us so that we can use UK hair dryers, phone chargers and other assorted electrics. Thanks AJ
- All you need is an adapter, but the hotel you are staying at will provide one for you, upon request.
- Q:Google isn't helping me very much with this one. I want to increase my lighting power on my scooter.I have a 2004 SYM RV (aka Joyride) 180cc. It's second generation.It currently sports a 55/60W halogen as the front headlight. It's not great, but it's sufficient.I live in Taiwan and am not a native speaker, but I do my best to do the work myself. I'd call myself an intermediate with scooter repair. Can't find much in the way of information about the electricals though.I want to install a fog lamp on my fork for short-medium range light. The stuff that is for scooters and motorcycles is usually pretty lame or just for visibility. I live in the countryside and often do a one-hour commute on poorly lit highways between 80 and 110 kph. More lightgood.Where can I find out what my electricals can take?How the heck does the scooter generate electricity anyhow?What are the dangers of putting too high a load?Where can I find more info on HID lighting?Thanks!
- When it comes to adding electrical stuff on a bike(or anything)you need to know how much amperage the total equipment will draw.You need to find the output of your alternator and how many amps your electrical system draws now.Then how much whatever lights you want to add draw.If you exceed the output your system will not be able to keep up and your battery will discharge instead of charge.That's the best i can do for an answer as i have no idea what that is your riding.Chances are your electrical system couldn't handle the amperage draw of too much extra lighting.Try looking in your owners manual or a repair manual for the amperage output of your scooter and go from there.Or contact the technical department of that company and ask them if you can add extra lights.They will know.
- Q:i.e. extended warranty.
- I know this isn't much of an answer but I think it depends on the item. For example, I bought a $32 toy and toys-r-us tried to sell me a warranty that was $12. Doesn't really make sense. But the warranty on my flat screen TV is probably a good value. -- On a side note, it is wonderful that items are so cheap now that we have to consider the value of the warranty but I am worried about out throw-away society. I had a neighbor that just bought a new lawn mower because it leaked oil. That would cost $12 to fix. Oy!
- Q:I am a commercial real estate appraiser and I oftentimes need to be specific about the electrical service available within a building. I can read the service panel(s) and total the various amps volts, but I don't know what is relevant to report. For example, I recently inspected a very large industrial building and all of the service panels combined had a total of 30,000 amp, and I also noted that it had a 3-phase unit. Is that relevant to report that is was 30,000 amp, 3-phase service? Should I also report the voltage? Should it read: 30,000 amp/### volt 3-phase service. In the future, can I just read the service panel(s) and total the numbers? Just because a panel says 4000 amps, does that mean it actually has 4000, or that it can handle that many amps?I know that's allot of questions, but any help that I can get would be helpful. Thanks!
- I believe that the sum of the individual service panels can exceed the service capacity of the building just as the sum of the individual circuit breakers in a panel can exceed the capacity of the panel. It is allowable to assume that not every load will be using power at the same time. Near the meter, there should be a master circuit breaker or set of fuses that determine the ampere rating of the service to the building. In a large industrial facility, that location may accessible only to qualified personnel, and you may need to ask a qualified person to give you a description. You should state the voltage, number of phases and current or KVA available at the meter location. For a large facility, you may want to itemize the ratings of panels serving major spaces and/or verify that all major spaces have the same voltage and number of phases available. For large industrial facilities, you should also determine if the utility or the customer owns major outdoor electrical equipment that is on the property.
- Q:I understand that the frequencies emited from cell phones can interfere with the electrical equipment in ICU's; however, why can't patients have regular phones in ICU's; regular chord phones shouldn't emit frequencies or do they?
- I think it has more to do with courtesy for the other patients in the unit. Remember, if they are in the ICU, they aren't going to up to talking on the phone anyway. Those patients need their rest, the last thing they need to is to be disrupted by phones ringing all the time.
- Q:all electrical equipment goes dead in car. If disconnect battery, then again appears to have electrical power, no fuses in panel or battery relay blown, but ignition clicks once and all electrical out again in car and starter does not engage.
- Sounds like the ground cable is loose.
- Q:Actually in position, we have provided shade for an electrical equipment but sun is hitting during morning and evening. Can it be called as a shaded area?
- Outside ambient temperatures are always measured in the shade away from direct sunlight. If your equipment is seeing direct sunlight in normally convective air, then you should use an infared remote sensing thermometer to measure different points on the outside and the inside of the equipment (if possible) to determine the ambient temperature (when exposed to direct sunlight). Alternately, you could place a thermistor, thermocouple, RTD, or semiconductor temperature sensor inside the equipment (always in the shade) and run wire leads outside the equipment container, then measure ambient temperature inside the equipment with a meter on the outside. .
- Q:I have to declare a major soon, I am in the general engineering program at my school. And I am stuck between chemical and electrical. I love math, physics and chemistry, and have come trhough computer programming unharmed. I intend on going to graduate school when I am finished my bachelors, and in my career I want to be involved in research and development. basically, I would like to work in a lab/ at a desk and design and test new equipment, products etc. Also, I am NOT a hands-on, put on an over-all and crawl around in a factory type of person.What major do you think could best help me further my ambitions? Also, if I pick one, say chemical engineering, would it be easiy to get into grad school in another engineering discipline, such as electrical engineering?4 seconds ago - 3 days left to answer. Report It
- Chemical engineering tends to be VERY transferable to other disciplines, at least in my experience and where I've seen friends of mine end up. I'm not sure how well it connects to electrical as I've never thought about going that route myself. . . but there actually is a fair amount of math in ChE if actually are looking for it. Neither EE or ChE are usually regarded as very easy among engineering disciplines, so you're in for a challenge either way. I got out of ChE for grad school because I didn't like the whole factory/refinery idea so much. . . and environmental engineering was more than happy to take me.
- Q:If humidity of a spacecraft is too high, how can it affect a crew and its equipment? what if it was too low?my sister did not get to go on her field trip but they gave her the worksheet this is the only question she cant answer please help!
- mold can make people very sick or die. also moisture could iodize electrical equipment.
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