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Brazilian electrical shower-heads use 20 to 30 amps max.

• dtgriscom 2mo ago
  At what voltage? (I understand Brazil has districts with both 127V and 220V mains.) https://www.worldstandards.eu/electricity/plug-voltage-by-country/brazil/ https://www.worldstandards.eu/electricity/plug-voltage-by-co...
  • kawera 2mo ago
    Homes on districts that use 127v also have a second phase for 220v, mainly for shower heads, electric ovens, etc. Commercial property always have 220v.
• idiotsecant 2mo ago
  Then they don't heat same volume to same temp, it's thermodynamics
  • culi 2mo ago
    Yes but they are also less efficient because they don't have point-of-use placement
    • m463 2mo ago
      wow, 20-30 amps at the shower head... that sounds a little frightening point-of-use electrocution
      • idiotsecant 2mo ago
        Reasonably safe with ground fault circuit interruption.