Seven energy-saving methods for using electric water heaters

Power saving method 1: selection and purchase of electric water heaters
When purchasing a water storage electric water heater, the first thing to consider is the liter size of the water heater. The key to selecting the liter of an electric water heater lies in factors such as the number of people in the household and the amount of hot water used. Generally speaking, if a person takes a shower, they can choose an electric water heater with a capacity of 40 liters; If 2-3 people use continuous bathing, they should purchase a 50-60 liter electric water heater; For continuous shower use by 4-5 people or more, it is necessary to purchase an electric water heater with a capacity of 70-100 liters or more. The electric water heater is very convenient to use. If it is a traditional electric water heater that can be turned off for safety during daily use, the new generation of magnetic energy water heaters can separate water and electricity for safe heating without turning off the power.
Power saving method 2: constant temperature
Setting the temperature of the thermostat to around 65 degree is the best way to save electricity for the electric water heater.

For users who often do not turn off the power, it is recommended to regularly inspect the electric water heater. If there are any abnormalities, immediate maintenance is required. It is recommended to contact after-sales service for testing or replace the temperature controller and heater every 2-3 years.
Power saving method 4: Shower as much as possible
It is best to use a shower when taking a shower, as it saves more water and electricity than a tub bath, and the cost can be reduced by about two-thirds.
Power saving method 5: heating in advance
If it is not a household that frequently uses hot water, it is recommended to turn on the water heater for heating about an hour before taking a shower, and then turn it off after taking a shower. That way, the electricity consumption can be minimized, which is also the energy-saving state of the electric water heater, thereby maximizing the savings in electricity bills.

The heating of electric water heaters generally comes from the heating pipes inside the equipment. After long-term use, many scale deposits adhere to the heating pipes, seriously affecting the heat exchange effect of the heating pipes and also affecting their service life. By repairing and maintaining the electric water heater and removing scale from the heating pipes and inner tanks, the actual heat transfer effect can be improved while also extending the service life of the equipment, achieving the effect of killing two birds with one stone. Everyone should clean it up every 1-2 years.
Energy saving method 7: avoid peak electricity usage