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Safe Use of BEKO WMI 71442 Washing Machine & Bosch WTH8500FPL Dryer on One Socket

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  • #1 18524555
    Duelowsky
    Level 2  
    Hi i am totally green on these issues. I have an apartment completed in 2012, I want to install a BEKO WMI 71442 washing machine and a Bosch WTH8500FPL dryer in the bathroom. Unfortunately, I only have one socket, so the devices would have to work on an extension cord. Is it safe? I do not want to make another circuit, so if it is impossible to do otherwise, I would buy a single-socket extension cord so that someone would not make a mistake and connect both devices.
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  • #2 18524598
    niewolno2
    Level 40  
    Manufacturers do not recommend extension cords for correct connection to the installation.
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  • #3 18524602
    elpapiotr
    Electrician specialist
    niewolno2 wrote:
    Manufacturers do not recommend extension cords for correct connection to the installation.
    Oh, that's some news. What is the correctness about?
  • #4 18524828
    Magic_moon

    Level 31  
    I don't know the problem in using an extension cord. Just buy something decent like Legrand.
    You can have two devices attached to the extension cord. After all, they will not work?

    Added after 46 [seconds]:

    niewolno2 wrote:
    Manufacturers do not recommend extension cords for correct connection to the installation.


    Where is it written?
  • #5 18524974
    kkas12
    Level 43  
    A washing machine in the bathroom and a dryer. The iron will be mounted there, it will be a complete set. Three in one. And an extension cord.
    I wouldn't like to be a bad prophet, but Grim Reaper must be rubbing his paws.
    And there should be enough sockets to eliminate the use of extension cords.
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  • #6 18525036
    CYRUS2
    Level 43  
    Magic_moon wrote:
    I don't know the problem in using an extension cord. Just buy something decent like Legrand.
    I rummaged in the Legrand offers, all "goodies" (USB switches) and the parameters poor and somewhere in the corner.
    Someone get the author an extension cord.
    There are ready-made 1.5m and 2.5m 3x1.5mm2 cables
  • #7 18525497
    Magic_moon

    Level 31  
    CYRUS2 wrote:
    Magic_moon wrote:
    I don't know the problem in using an extension cord. Just buy something decent like Legrand.
    I rummaged in the Legrand offers, all "goodies" (USB switches) and the parameters poor and somewhere in the corner.
    Someone get the author an extension cord.
    There are ready-made 1.5m and 2.5m 3x1.5mm2 cables


    You searched poorly.
    https://legrand-sklep.pl/50097 are also without protection (ordinary) I have two of them myself.
  • #8 18525934
    takijasiu
    Level 25  
    Seriously - such an extension cord for the bathroom?

    In general, according to the art, there should be a separate circuit with only one socket for each device above 2kW - if the washing machine and dryer are each of more than 2kW, then the installation of such a splitter seems to be against this rule by 2kW.

    Bosch WTH8500FPL has a connection power of 600W (https://www.bosch-home.pl/lista-produktow/pranie-i-suszenie/suszarki-do-ubran/suszarki-z-pompa-ciepla/WTH8500FPL#/Tabs=section) -technicalspecs / Togglebox = -1142913952 / Togglebox = -1464035028 / Togglebox = 484132764 / Togglebox = 830275007 / Togglebox = -1008297566 /)

    BEKO WMI 71442 has a connection power of 2200W - admittedly according to British specification: https://storage.beko.co.uk/bekoupload/manuals/WMB71442.pdf
  • #9 18527305
    CYRUS2
    Level 43  
    Duelowsky wrote:
    Hi i am totally green on these issues. I have an apartment completed in 2012.
    Unfortunately, I only have one outlet .
    Do not "take out" on the author of the topic.
    This is not why the author of the topic set up the topic.

    It is as it is, the author of tiles and walls will not be ripped apart.

    Author - you wrote that there is one outlet.
    Can't double socket be used?
  • #10 18527327
    Duelowsky
    Level 2  
    Thanks for the advice and answers. As for a double socket - I need a solution for now, without the help of an electrician, I do not know if I would be able to install this socket, if it is not some rocket science then I will consider it - I will do research. Thanks!
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    #12 18527497
    Ktoś_tam
    Level 39  
    elpapiotr wrote:
    niewolno2 wrote:
    Manufacturers do not recommend extension cords for correct connection to the installation.
    Oh, that's some news. What is the correctness about?

    Yes, manufacturers of devices with more power (e.g. washing machine) do not recommend connecting to an extension cord. You are probably in the vast majority of what you never read the manual. In the manuals that I read, it was such a recommendation. Probably this recommendation is because, for most people, an extension cord is an extension cord. I will connect like the one from the link in this thread and having 5 more free additional sockets, it will connect a few more devices to it. Or connect an extension cord without a protective conductor. Or put an extension cord on the floor and the washing machine floods. Or connect a 0.75mm extension cable. Or connect an IP20 extension cord in the bathroom.
    By the way, who is offering an extension cord or a socket for a bathroom with IP20 tightness?
  • #13 18527892
    niewolno2
    Level 40  
    There are opponents and supporters of the use of pseudo extension cords, as a last resort all responsibility falls to the so-called owner of this extension cord. As for reading and understanding the manual, the second thing is, most do not even look at it, and then the problem is that something is wrong and that the equipment broke down by itself.
  • #14 18528015
    kkas12
    Level 43  
    Don't write nonsense about the use of extension cords in bathrooms. An electrician should be aware of the danger this extension cord poses.
    It is the promoters of such a solution that will be responsible for the consequences of a possible accident.
    Even moral responsibility.

Topic summary

The discussion centers around the safety of using a BEKO WMI 71442 washing machine and a Bosch WTH8500FPL dryer on a single socket via an extension cord in a bathroom setting. Participants express concerns regarding the manufacturer's recommendations against using extension cords for high-power appliances, particularly in wet areas like bathrooms. The Bosch dryer has a power consumption of 600W, while the BEKO washing machine consumes 2200W, raising issues about the adequacy of a single socket for both devices. Suggestions include considering a double socket installation instead of using an extension cord, as well as the potential dangers associated with improper electrical setups in bathrooms. The conversation highlights the importance of adhering to electrical safety standards and the risks of using extension cords in such environments.
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