When is the last time you thought about a home electrical safety checkup or inspected the electrical components in your home? If it has been a while, or if you don’t remember, now may be the time to do so. read more
The modern home has several power-hungry appliances, including air conditioners, electric heaters, washer/dryers, refrigerators, televisions, and lights – all of which can easily push a circuit past its limit. While this is true, if your electrical system has been installed properly, electrical overload should not cause too much damage. This is because circuit breakers in the main panel will automatically cut the power when an electrical overload occurs. In an older home, fuses will burn out, which protects the system. read more
Chances are you have heard of wireless home automation. You are aware it helps to increase safety, energy efficiency, and functionality in your home. In fact, the convenience of this technology cannot be stressed enough. read more
If you are like most people, your home is a source of great pride. As a homeowner, you probably want to do everything possible to keep it in good, problem-free condition. However, while there are some home repairs that may seem easy to repair on your own, they may have more complicated causes that require the help of a professional electrician. One of these issues is flickering lights. Some of the most common causes of this problem and what can be done to fix it can be found here. read more
There’s no question that ceiling fans offer an array of benefits. They can help cool off a room or space, and many are aesthetically appealing. However, if you are thinking about installing these, you may wonder how much energy they use. read more
Put simply, a power surge occurs when the voltage in an electrical circuit increases to a level higher than what the circuit was designed to handle. This can present a hazardous situation for several reasons. read more
The three- or two-prong adapter, which is also called a cheater plug, allows you to connect a three-pronged plug to a non-grounded receptacle that only has two slots. These are mainly used for plugging in electronics and appliances to the older two-prong receptacles. read more
Are you having to go to the circuit breaker so often that you are frustrated and annoyed, there’s a good chance that your electrical panel is working overtime. An outdated and overworked electrical panel is a hassle that no homeowner should have to deal with. read more
You have likely heard about modern outlet options, such as smart outlets, but there are many different outlet options you can choose for your home. Each outlet is designed with certain applications in mind. This is why it’s a good idea to get to know the options that are available. read more
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