Risks and precautions regarding electric water heaters!

Risks and precautions regarding electric water heaters:

Due to its structural properties, water can carry electricity by acting as a conductor. In some cases, this situation produces fatal consequences. In addition to the risk of life safety of the person who is electrocuted, there may be a negative impact on the capacity and even a risk of fire depending on the electrical state of the system.
When it comes to electrical safety, the bathroom is perhaps the most dangerous place in our living spaces. Since wet skin reduces body resistance, the effect of electric shock is much more severe in a bath or shower room.
In order to avoid such situations, there are certain special rules that must be followed in electrical installations in wet areas, in accordance with the installation regulations in force in our country, as well as local regulations and rules. It is required by law in our country for such electrical applications to be carried out by KTEMB members, and we strongly recommend that consumers inquire about the authority of those who will have their electrical work done.