The winter season has started and this time in October itself the temperature has started reminding of December. In such weather, hot water is required for bathing. For this, immersion rod is the cheapest and most durable option. Many people heat water with geysers, but there are many people who heat water with rods only. If you also heat water with a rod then it is important to keep some things in mind. Due to slight carelessness, it can cause electric shock and this small device can become fatal.
Do not touch with wet hands
While filling the bucket, many people’s hands get wet and they touch the rod with these hands. Doing so can prove fatal. There is greater risk of electric shock in wet hands. Therefore, if your hands are wet then do not touch the rod. Keep your hands dry even while turning the rod on and off.
Do not put rod in iron bucket
Many people fill water in an iron bucket and heat it with a rod. Avoid making this mistake. Putting a rod in an iron bucket increases the risk of electric shock. Therefore, instead of iron bucket, rubber bucket is a safer option.
Do not turn on before putting in water
Always switch on the rod only after immersing it in water. If you switch on the switch and accidentally touch it, you may get a severe electric shock. Apart from this, there is also a risk of short circuit. Therefore always first dip the rod in water and then turn on the power switch.
there should be enough water
You should have enough water according to the rod. A small rod will heat up more water with time and if the rod is larger and the water is less then the heating element of the rod may burn. It is better to use a smaller rod for less water and a bigger rod for more water.
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