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4L large tank ultrasonic humidifier amount of fog humidifier ultra-quiet home office
Model SC-616F / JS-516F
Item SC-616F / JS-516F
Applicable area 21-30 square meters
Functional ultrasonic
2.6-4.0 liter tank capacity
Fog port number 1
Mechanical operation
Water power protection support
Power Source AC
Columnar shape
Businesses include: product development, "production" product testing "business sales, the company sold all the goods in accordance with national laws and regulations implemented Quality.
The latest ultrasonic atomization technology, distribute water more easily absorbed by the body 3μm oxygen ions;
No fire aromatherapy cleansing zero pollution;
Third gear automatic shutdown time setting: 30/60/120/180 minutes;
Convenient water Timescale: How long plus water, at a glance;
Aromatherapy essential oils designed specifically for liner isolated water tank seepage;
Anhydrous self off systems, unmanned air can purify the house.
- Q: if you was recently shocked twice (bad enough that it went all the way from your fingers down to your toes) and then you had a headache and an occasional shooting pain through your arm would there be any reason for concern or is that just normal?and also, would there be any chance, that when you're touching water and metal in a very cold atmosphere (35degrees or so) that static electricity could cause that bad of a shock or would it definetly have to be some certain of electrical wiring problem?
- I am not sure where you received the shock. Was it static discharge or was is from wiring? Electrical discharge is always a grounding problem. When you get shocked, the electricity has found you as a shortest path to ground. In wiring, this is typically caused by exposed wiring due to stripped or worn insulation. This can also be caused by loose or bad connections where the phase wire is close to or touching the ground wire. If it is static, I have found that dry, cold weather substantially increases your chance of getting a severe static shock. Personally, I seem to be more subceptible to static shock than other people. I have gotten painful shocks from anything from car doors to blades of grass to running tap water, the kind of shock you can hear from another room. Lightning is actually a magnified form of static shock, whereas shock from wiring carries 60Hz of frequency and has a different effect on your body. If you received a shock from wiring and it went all the way through your body, the electrical source essentially pulsed through your body 120 times per second. This can actually cause your heart to try to beat 120 times, leading to cardiac arrest. Obviously, this did not happen to you, but there can be all kinds of strange physiological phenonema that can occur, such as the headaches you mentioned. I would not be too worried as these will eventually probably go away. I worked with a woman who once got a severe electrical shock from a piece of equipment that blew her away from a piece of machinery, and she had her period as a result. She recovered.
- Q: I have an item that is magnetic and it was accidentally heated. That took away a lot of the strength how can I restrengthen my magnet?
- Strong permanent magnets are manufactured with high-powered electrical equipment that is not found in the home. You could perhaps make the item into an electromagnet by wrapping it with lots of wire; see a basic science textbook and/or a good encyclopedia article about them---
- Q: I need to cut a hole through 2(ish)cm of metal, or some sort of composite material I have at home to feed a few wires through. Is it possible to do it without any electrical equipment?
- Careful there ! ! '2 cm. or so' of metal is likely to be part of a structural element. '2 cm. of metal covered composit' is likely to be a required heat shield for an item of equipment. It's not advisable to cut either without knowing what you're doing.
- Q: I m trying to repair some vintage audio equipment, and I notice these tissue like strips that hold the cables together, without being rolled on. What are those properly called, and do they come in rolls?
- Old-style electrical tape was impregnated cloth and not plastic as it is now. There is some still around, it comes in rolls.
- Q: I bought some electrical equipment at a cheap price but it was due to a discount error.I placed the order and recieved the confirmation.Can they refuse to send my the products or change the price?Your help is much appriciated.
- After the confirmation the retailer has no right to refuse the sale, however if he did not confirm the order he could have excused himself for the mistake and make the necessary changes.
- Q: I am an electronics engg and have four year of exp in marketing .please do let me know the procedure to start such business. i have heard that we need to pay big amount as security to take dealership of any product .please also if some one can tell me the percentage margin left in trading.Is it profitable?? i want to open this company in rajasthan udaipur.
- Check your local news on how the industry is doing. Compare the unemployment and so forth to know if there is enough cash flow going on. Sometimes opening a business [which is risky] can work if you aim at a certain group and you know your audience. Do the investigating.
- Q: A. Lockout/Tagout involves placing a physical lock and a tag on electrical equipmentB. Lockout/Tagout is necessary prior to working on electrical equipmentC. Lockout/Tagout is intended to ensure that electricity is not returned to the equipment by anyone until it is safe.D. Lockout/Tagout is to be used only in extreme cases of potential electrical hazard.
- D is not true - a lock out tage is used whenever applying electricity to the circuit would result in dangerous conditions. When repair work is being done on the circuit equipment for example. Lock out tage are used for more then just electrical too.
- Q: BQ: Is it safe to unchain any of my electrical equipment yet?
- 11 August year 4500
- Q: Affect Health? Noise problem?
- Depends on the devices, I lived below a cell tower (literally 1m over head, installed on the top of my building). After doing as much research as I could on it, I found that no one really knows for certain the effects of radio waves on humans. If your major concern is just large voltage electricals, the greatest risks are fire, a small magnetic field might interfere with your devices occasionally, and constant low hum.
- Q: Context:Unrated electrical equipment in the dust handling equipment and area could act as an ignition source, which would result in a fire or an explosion for the dust handling equipment or rooms.
- Yes
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