sending electrical items to the phils

[imagine]

To be fair though, how many times do you hear of people being electrocuted in the Phils ?
Normally the house just catches fire and burns down.

not surprising going by what i seen of the wiring, far too many extensions leads, plugs that wont stay in the socket due to slack fitting, the weight of the plug slowly works its way out, twisted together and taped wires inside the mains box,no terminal blocks in there,infact no mains fuse box as such,done by the electric company, loose wires and connections cause fires

[Michael Parnham]

There are 3 wires on the electric shower which connects to the 3rd earth wire which comes from the fuse box.

No bucket for me!

You don't use hot water to shower in Philippines surely Jake, we never had hot water didn't need it apart for making a nice cup of tea!

[grahamw48]

Us too...no (expensive) hot water in our house.

[jonnijon]

PVR = power voltage regulator some days there is not enough voltage to power anything without a PVR.

[jake]

You don't use hot water to shower in Philippines surely Jake, we never had hot water didn't need it apart for making a nice cup of tea!

After 8 years of using cold water from a bucket the novelty wore off.

Where we live the temperature drops below 20 at night in the winter months. Have thought about investing in a heater!

[imagine]

gotta be hot or warm water for my shower

[grahamw48]

Blinkin softees.

This was the only shower we had up on the farm in the mountains.

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Flying above the actual location at 18,000ft...not a lot of roads around either, or electric.

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[Michael Parnham]

After 8 years of using cold water from a bucket the novelty wore off.

Where we live the temperature drops below 20 at night in the winter months. Have thought about investing in a heater!

Wow Jake, minus 15 degrees in winter where I live!