5 Death everyday in India

Absence of Shock protection system for Water Heater causes over 1,500 death every year in India. Most Indians has experienced current in plumbing line. Most of us are unaware of the danger of what comes next.

How BathGuard Protects Us?

FAQ

BathGuard is a critical safety device in a water heater circuit, designed to prevent electrical hazards and protect users from potential electric shocks. Water heaters operate in environments where moisture is prevalent, increasing the risk of current leakage due to insulation failure, faulty wiring, or damaged heating elements. BathGuard continuously monitors the flow of electricity in the circuit and quickly disconnects the power supply if it detects an imbalance between the live and neutral wires, indicative of leakage. This rapid action not only safeguards individuals from severe shock but also minimizes the risk of electrical fires caused by leakage currents. Incorporating an BathGuard in a water heater circuit ensures compliance with modern safety standards and provides peace of mind, making it an indispensable component in households and commercial setups.

Is my shower safe

Ensuring your shower's safety is crucial, especially when it comes to electrical leakage protection. Leakage protection devices, like RCCBs (Residual Current Circuit Breakers)as in BathGuard, are mandatory under electrical safety standards in India. These devices safeguard against electric shocks and fire hazards by disconnecting the power supply in the event of a current leak, a critical feature in moisture-prone environments like bathrooms.

My Water Heater Comes with PRCD, Is It Safe?

A Portable Residual Current Device (PRCD) is a useful safety feature, but it should be viewed as an "additional safety" measure rather than a primary one, as outlined by IEC standards. While a PRCD offers some level of protection against electric shocks by disconnecting the power in case of leakage, it is not designed to replace fixed safety devices like Residual Current Circuit Breakers (RCCBs) as in BathGuard installed in the main electrical system. A properly installed BathGuard provides comprehensive, system-wide protection, which is essential for ensuring the safety of all electrical circuits in your home, including the water heater. That's why we discontinued BathGuard-Mini as it does not fulfill statutory compliance with Indian Wiring Regulation.

Protect your loved once with

BathGuard - Your Shield for Safer Shower

BathGuard-S

Shock + Short Circuit Protection

INR 7,800

BathGuards-X

Shock Protection

INR 5,800

BathGuard - PRCD

Discontinued** (Ref FAQ )

BathGuard-X

Shock Protection

Standards: IEC 61008; IS12640-1:2008

Rated Operational Voltage: 240 V AC

Dielectric Test Voltage: 2.5 kV

Rated Current (In): 25 A

Rated Residual Current: 30 mA

Rated Conditional Short-Circuit Current (Inc): 10 kA

Rated Frequency (f): 50 Hz

Electrical Endurance: 10000DC cycle

Mechanical Endurance: 20000 cycle

Number of Poles: 2P

Enclosure

IP Rating: IP65

IK Rating: IK09

Mounting method Surface mounted

Housing material Plastic

Height 174 mm

Width 93 mm

Depth 109 mm

Self-extinguishing: resistance to incandescent wire 650°C

BathGuard-S

Shock & Short Circuit Protection

Standards: IEC/EN 60947-2, IEC/EN 61009-1

Tripping Characteristic: C

Rated Operational Voltage: 240 V AC

Dielectric Test Voltage: 2.5 kV

Rated Current (In): 25 A

Rated Residual Current: 30 mA

Rated Conditional Short-Circuit Current (Inc): 10 kA

Rated Ultimate Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity (Icu): (400 V AC) 15 kA

Maximum Breaking Capacity: 6 kA

Rated Frequency (f): 50 Hz

Electrical Endurance: 10000DC cycle

Mechanical Endurance: 20000 cycle

Number of Poles: 2P

Enclosure

IP Rating: IP65

IK Rating: IK09

Mounting method Surface mounted

Housing material Plastic

Height 174 mm

Width 93 mm

Depth 109 mm

Self-extinguishing: resistance to incandescent wire 650°C