Fuse tripping is generally due to poor quality MCBs (duplicates)
I am referring to the wiring.
I have this same problem in DIY temp and water tap control and my apartment wiring is very good. I have been lazy to fix it.
But whatever be the layout of the electrical wiring and whatever be the home appliances connected, the circuit should not false trigger. Easy to say-difficult to do.
Gajanan Phadte
I am referring to the wiring.
I have this same problem in DIY temp and water tap control and my apartment wiring is very good. I have been lazy to fix it.
But whatever be the layout of the electrical wiring and whatever be the home appliances connected, the circuit should not false trigger. Easy to say-difficult to do.
Gajanan Phadte
Old apartment:
Regarding the fuse tripping when I asked the
contractor, who made the wiring, he said `do not
use multi-plug'. Do not know what did he mean?
The switches spark when putting off. This could also
create trouble.
New apartment:
Being very busy with the shifting I do not have time to
open the amp to check the layout. But the problem
now is that it does not false trigger anymore so do not
know what to fix. Once I am settled down in this new
place I will make details filter circuits as suggested by
Mooly and add before any expensive equipment for
protection.
Regards
Roushon.
Regarding the fuse tripping when I asked the
contractor, who made the wiring, he said `do not
use multi-plug'. Do not know what did he mean?
The switches spark when putting off. This could also
create trouble.
New apartment:
Being very busy with the shifting I do not have time to
open the amp to check the layout. But the problem
now is that it does not false trigger anymore so do not
know what to fix. Once I am settled down in this new
place I will make details filter circuits as suggested by
Mooly and add before any expensive equipment for
protection.
Regards
Roushon.
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