If you place a wall switch

1. Water and electricity circuit transformation starts with the location of Wall Switch

The following three aspects should be considered first when determining the location of switches and sockets:

First, the role of each room in the future. For example, the master bedroom, second bedroom, and study should be determined first; Second, the placement of important electrical appliances and furniture. For example, TV, refrigerator, cabinets, bookshelves, etc.;

Third, the living habits of the family. For example, if you like to watch TV while eating, you should consider installing wired sockets in the dining room.

As for the direction of the line, if you choose a qualified decoration team, the first basic quality that this team should have is to consider the owner. For example, if the line can pass through the wall, it should not go around the wall, and if it can go on the ground, it should not be grooved, etc. In this way, you will feel more at ease, otherwise, you really need to worry more.

2. Reference suggestions for the number of switches and sockets in each natural room: (i) Master bedroom

Switch: 1 (ceiling light in master bedroom)

Socket: 6 (two bedside lamps, air conditioner, telephone, TV, floor lamp) (ii) Second bedroom (children's room) Switch: 1 (ceiling light in second bedroom)

Socket: 4 (air conditioner, telephone, desk lamp socket, spare socket) (iii) Study

Switch: 1 (ceiling light in study)

Socket: 6 (network port, air conditioner, telephone, study lamp, computer, spare socket) (iv) Living room

Switch: 1 (ceiling light in living room)

Socket: 6 (TV, water dispenser, air conditioner, telephone, floor lamp, spare socket) (v) Bathroom

Switch: 2 (ceiling light in bathroom, exhaust fan or bathroom heater) Socket: 4 (washing machine, hair dryer, electric water heater, telephone) (vi) Kitchen (kitchen and dining room in one) Switches: 2 (kitchen ceiling light, dining room ceiling light)

Sockets: 7 (refrigerator, range hood, kitchen treasure, microwave oven, hot pot socket next to the dining table, at least two spare sockets on the cabinet countertop) (VII) Balcony:

Switch: 1 (balcony ceiling light) Socket: 1 (spare socket)

Students can make appropriate adjustments according to their own needs. For example, in my home, except for a lamp on the kitchen balcony, there are no lights or sockets on the bedroom balcony and the living room balcony.