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Here are some things to keep in mind when buying, using, and maintaining heating equipment:
Before buying, read the product manual and safety specifications carefully. Make sure you understand the product's power, operating conditions, applicable range, and weight.
Understand the size and type of space you need to heat. If the space is too small, it may cause overheating and unnecessary energy waste; if the space is too large, you may need a larger heating device or longer heating time.
Before using the heating equipment, make sure the plug and power supply are stable and in good contact, and check the wires for damage.
Clean the heating equipment regularly. Dust and other debris will reduce heating efficiency and safety, and also increase the rate of failure.
All heating equipment should be placed on a flat, stable surface to prevent sliding and overturning.
Gas, oil or other forms of fuel heating equipment require special safety issues. Before use, the fuel supply pipe, valve and connector must be checked to ensure that they are firm, stable and meet the standards.
If you are using a battery-powered heating device, you must ensure that the battery is fully charged before use, and pay attention to safety issues when replacing the battery.
Finally, no matter what type of heating device is used, the device should be turned off immediately when leaving and placed in a safe place.
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