卫生间的电闸老自己跳？

[翦瞳妹妹]

对了。这些买肥、开关的事情，你家哥哥不管啊？

这种高科技的事情他哪里懂得呀！

 

[翦瞳妹妹]

我感觉她不用自检，经常自动跳闸，如果不是闸本身的问题，可能有什么东西过载了，需要排查一下。

咖啡壶，吹风机，洗衣机，一般就是这三样东西再用。

 

[哈哈哈镜]

咖啡壶，吹风机，洗衣机，一般就是这三样东西再用。

加菲胡在此所里？洗衣机？这是在中国吗？

 

[ccc]

咖啡壶，吹风机，洗衣机，一般就是这三样东西再用。

吸尘器、吹风机，都可能。

 

[m234]

这种插座可连多个洗手间, 如果你另一个洗手间的同位置插座在用,也要查一下.

 

[一心无住]

中文应该是这个吧http://baike.baidu.com/view/84106.htm

 

[哈哈哈镜]

How does a GFCI outlet work?​

That outlet is called a ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). It's there to protect people from electrical shock, so it is completely different from a fuse.
The question on appliance plugs talks about fuses. The idea behind a fuse is to protect a house from an electrical fire. If the hot wire were to accidentally touch the neutral wire for some reason (say, because a mouse chews through the insulation, or someone drives a nail through the wire while hanging a picture, or the vacuum cleaner sucks up an outlet cord and cuts it), an incredible amount of current will flow through the circuit and start heating it up like one of the coils in atoaster. The fuse heats up faster than the wire and burns out before the wire can start a fire.
A GFCI is much more subtle. When you look at a normal 120-volt outlet in the United States, there are two vertical slots and then a round hole centered below them. The left slot is slightly larger than the right. The left slot is called "neutral," the right slot is called "hot" and the hole below them is called "ground." If an appliance is working properly, all electricity that the appliance uses will flow from hot to neutral. A GFCI monitors the amount of current flowing from hot to neutral. If there is any imbalance, it trips the circuit. It is able to sense a mismatch as small as 4 or 5 milliamps, and it can react as quickly as one-thirtieth of a second.
So let's say you are outside with your power drill and it is raining. You are standing on the ground, and since the drill is wet there is a path from the hot wire inside the drill through you to ground (see How Power Distribution Grids Work for details on grounding). If electricity flows from hot to ground through you, it could be fatal. The GFCI can sense the current flowing through you because not all of the current is flowing from hot to neutral as it expects -- some of it is flowing through you to ground. As soon as the GFCI senses that, it trips the circuit and cuts off the electricity.

 

[ForwardRetreat]

我看是见鬼了。