Do not use an electric heater socket directly above the heater to prevent heat from rising and burning the power cord

Do not use an electric heater socket directly above the heater to prevent heat from rising and burning the power cord

Try to use electric heaters in a position that is conducive to air circulation and heat dissipation. This can enable the electric heater to play a better heating role, and the heat generated by the electric heating tube can be dissipated in a timely manner, extending its service life.

When there is no one in the room, be sure to unplug the power of the electric heater.

A socket is an important external accessory of an electric heater, just like an electric heating tube. It must use a three hole socket with a grounding wire that meets various technical specifications. Never switch to a two hole socket without a ground wire on your own, as this can easily generate static electricity.

Due to the high power of electric heaters, they should not be used together with high-power appliances, otherwise they may be damaged.

Do not cover clothes on an electric heater without a drying rack. Once the item is covered, the heat cannot be dissipated in a timely manner, which can cause the machine to burn and ignite other items.

The surface temperature of the electric heater is relatively high. The electric heater should be placed in a place that is not easy to touch, away from combustible materials, and the back should be about 20 centimeters away from the wall. If placing an electric heater in the bathroom for heating, special care should be taken to prevent adverse consequences caused by water contact with the power supply.

Because the heating function of the electric heating tube is very powerful, do not use the electric heater too close to it, especially do not let the air outlet of the electric heater directly heat up a certain part of the body. Electric heaters (including those using electric heating tubes as heaters) should pay attention to usage details to ensure safety and extend the service life of electromechanical heaters and their core accessories - electric heating tubes.

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