What happens if I trip a few hours after changing the socket?

Since it was tripped after a few hours, it means that there is no problem with the socket, and the problem lies in the electrical appliances that are working on the circuit, and it is likely that there are electrical appliances that leak due to overheating and reduced insulation. It is recommended that you check if there is a similar problem with appliances with motor rotation type.

In this case, it should be a problem with electrical appliances, and it will only jump every few hours, depending on which appliances have been used, try to unplug one of them and see if it still jumps. Check them one by one.

Is it that your empty opening specification is small, it is working on the edge of overload, and it is prone to this situation.

It works normally, after all, it has no short circuit or grounding, but it trips as the total wattage of different appliances is turned on.

It shows that the original trip has nothing to do with the socket, and the reasons for the trip are: one is the air opening overcurrent trip caused by the large load, the second is the air opening is faulty, and the third is the leakage due to the overheating of the line due to the large load.

Since you just changed the socket and then tripped again, it means that your household appliance is overloaded or a household appliance has a short circuit.

There is leakage in the line, or there is leakage and overcurrent in the electrical equipment, so check carefully.

If you have just changed the socket and there is still a trip in the future, then it is not the problem that you plugged in the wrong way, it should be a short circuit on other wiring in your home.

A few hours after changing the socket, it tripped again, what happened? It may be that your power consumption is relatively large, and the switch is small and causes the trip. You find a clamp ammeter to measure how big the current is, and then look at how big your switch is and compare what you find.

In this case, it is not the cause of the socket, it may be an electrical or wiring problem. Such as leakage or overload.

It should be that there is a leakage fault in the powered equipment.

According to your description, this kind of problem is estimated to be caused by the line overload caused by the tripping of the switch, and it is enough to replace the empty open.

Check whether there is a possibility that high-power electrical appliances can be used at the same time in the home, such as rice cookers and boiling kettles.

Summary. The reason why the socket power supply often trips: there are generally two situations, one is leakage tripping, and the other is overload tripping.

1. There should be many household appliances on the socket line at home, and part of the current load is generated during normal operation, and the current tolerance of the line itself is limited, and when the trip current limit is reached, there will be a trip situation. 2. If it usually does not jump and trips or is easy to trip when using an electrical appliance, it means that the electrical appliance has a leakage or a place with poor insulation. 3. If a certain line is used as long as it is used, that is, a certain line jumps once it is supplied with power, it means that there is a leakage of this line.

4. If an electrical appliance does not jump at the beginning when it is used, but jumps after a while, it means that the insulation of the electrical appliance is aging, and the thermal stability deteriorates and leakage occurs.

The reason why the socket power supply often trips: there are generally two situations, one is leakage tripping, and the other is overload tripping. 1. There should be many household appliances on the socket line at home, and part of the current load is generated during normal operation, and the current tolerance of the line itself is limited, and when the trip current limit is reached, there will be a trip situation.

2. If it usually does not jump and trips or is easy to trip when using an electrical appliance, it means that the electrical appliance has a leakage or a place with poor insulation. 3. If a certain line is used as long as it is used, that is, a certain line jumps once it is supplied with power, it means that there is a leakage of this line. 4. If an electrical appliance does not jump at the beginning when it is used, but jumps after a while, it means that the insulation of the electrical appliance is aging, and the thermal stability deteriorates and leakage occurs.

My socket in my house has been 11 years this year, and now there is nothing, and it will trip by itself after a while, what is the reason for you?

It should be empty and small, overloaded, change an air switch to send electricity to use, after a while, trip, first of all, you can directly eliminate short circuit and leakage, why? Because a short circuit or leakage of a wire trips directly, not after a while. The second reason is:

Air opening leakage quality problems or aging, check whether the damage method, the leakage protector has a button to press once a month, after pressing can trip normally, it means that the air leakage leakage protection is no problem, if there is no response after pressing, it means that the leakage protector has been damaged. The third reason is wire overload, with an 80% and 90% chance of being due to overload. Generally speaking, if the wire is overloaded, it will overheat, and when the heat reaches a certain temperature, it will trip.

In the case of tripping, we can touch the leakage protector with the back of the hand, if you can feel the temperature, it is the tripping caused by overload, the fourth situation is due to the loose wire end of the empty leakage protection or the wire joint is not firm, resulting in virtual connection, and the virtual connection will produce overheating, causing the tripping of the leakage protector. The fifth situation is the aging of the wire, it will form a decrease in the insulation value between the wires and the wires, and a faint short circuit or leakage will be formed, this situation is not very obvious, it cannot be measured with a multimeter, we can use a megohmmeter to measure the insulation resistance between the wires, if it is greater than the megohm, there is no problem.

1. The circuit breaker (air switch) is used for a period of time and trips, and it is generally considered that the electrical power is greater than the rated power of the circuit breaker and is caused by overload.

Second, the solution of overload.

1. Purchase reliable quality switches, sockets, circuit breaker light switchgear;

2. Select a circuit breaker or related equipment with sufficient rated power in combination with the wires deployed;

3. Rational use of household appliances, try to avoid high-power electrical appliances running at the same time;

4. If necessary, the existing lines can be optimized and household appliances can be reasonably allocated.

Dear, hello 1, the socket is wired incorrectly, and it may cause tripping when using it. This is usually the case when a newly installed socket, such as the neutral and ground wires are reversed. If the upper circuit breaker is a leakage protector, it will be judged as a leakage and leakage tripping when it is used.

2. There is a short circuit or leakage fault inside the electrical appliance, and it will also trip when plugged into the socket. The leakage protection letter finder plays the function of overload, short circuit and leakage protection. If the electrical appliance used has a short circuit or leakage fault, it will cause the circuit breaker to trip when it is used.

3. For example, the circuit breaker of the branch is a 10A air switch, if the power of the electrical appliances on this branch exceeds the power of the empty opening will be overload tripped.

Dear, hello, I'm glad to solve the problem for you, this phenomenon should be the circuit with a high-power electrical appliance, the circuit is overloaded before tripping. If it is a short circuit, the plug should be plugged in and the number of rubbers will trip. There are two methods of base lifting, one is to reduce the high-power electrical appliances in the circuit, and try not to open several high-power electrical appliances at the same time in the same circuit.

Another option is to switch to a meter with a higher current rating. The socket will trip after being plugged in for a while, and there may be the following two problems: 1. There is a load (electrical appliance) on the socket, the load power is large, and the switch selection current is small, and the switch is overcurrent and causes tripping; 2. There is an indirect grounding fault in the load, and the grounding current is between the critical value of the switch trip current, and the grounding current increases when the load is working, causing the switch to trip.