Is the mystery finally solved about the house in Trsic that heats itself up to 42 degrees? Here's what experts say

Family from Trsic near Loznica became known to public these days when city inspection suggested moving out of the object under unclear circumstances. Meanwhile, experts have come up with possible solutions to this puzzle, a problem is likely to be electrical installations.

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Experts entered the house that heats itself up in Trsic: The investigation was shrouded in mystery, and here's the report!

A temperature of 42 degrees Celsius in the base of home of family Mitrovic is not, as was assumed, because of the thermal springs, no unexplained phenomenon but, experts say, due to irregularities in the phase conductor which has been in contact with metal home console.

Measured fault current was 44 amperes, which according to the electrician means that the it monthly freed 7.5 thousand kilowatt hours - equal to the 10 households.

- I hope that we will no longer open the windows and doors, it will be safer to sleep and it will be safer for our children and grandchildren - says Radmila Mitrovic.

Foto: Telegraf

Electrical engineers, who did not want to go in front of the camera, and said that Mitrovic did not receive high electricity bills, because short circuit was before a meter, so it has not registered consumption.

Electricity was released, most probably over the armature and caused high temperature of floors and walls.

- I was warm the entire winter, i didn't know, i thought the temperature is coming from the kitchen. However, i noticed when we stopped burning fire, that the tiles were hot one morning instead of cold - explains Milentijie.

After the fix of the malfunction on the network, first heat measurements showed that the temperature is slowly decreasing. 

We will see tomorrow if the problem in Mitrovic family is finally solved. They say  from the city administration that they will hire additional experts which should determine the cause of the high temperature in the house of this family.

(Telegraf.co.uk / RTS)