As a homeowner, you are the one who is in control of your safety. You can take all precautions that you want and still avoid being injured. This should not be a problem if you keep these 5 simple tips in mind:
1. Always shut off your power before leaving home
2. Shut off all vents and fans before retiring
3. Install a filter between the hot water heater and the water line, this will help prevent ground water from entering the house from below (this is common sense)
4. Do not use electrical appliances that are dangerous for your health like blankets on the stove or hair dryers (these things will burn you)
5. Select an extension cord length that is sufficient to reach every room of your home (do not use higher amp versions)
Today, the rooms we occupy are in constant touch with the outside world. The electrical power that flows through our homes is often a critical part of daily life.
A small fuse or open circuit can cause a fire or disable your home alarm system. In this article, we’re going to share some tips that can help you to prevent any electrical problem from happening at all… hopefully!
Heating, air conditioner and electrical systems are in a constant state of flux. One minute it’s warm, the next it’s cold. It can be hard to control these systems and prevent them from overheating or exploding.
Power outages are a real threat in Calgary. If we’re not careful, they could seriously damage our homes and landfills and even kill us. So it’s up to us to take precautions when we don’t have power.
This article is an introduction on the safety precautions that homeowners can do when there is no power at home and how to repair electrical problems in your Calgary home.
The following guidelines can help keep you safe during the cold, dark winter nights:
In the past, electrical hazards in homes have been mostly addressed by electricians who specialize in electrical work. But with the rise of AI, these dangers need to be addressed by everyone.
They are solving the problems that can be addressed by human engineers only, like: repairs for faulty wiring (e.g., damage from pets, improper installation or changing of power lines), fixing the problem itself (they can find the exact problem) and trying to minimize damage caused by it.
The danger of electrical shock can be avoided with a few simple tips
It is becoming increasingly apparent that the number of electrical hazards in homes and workplaces will increase as more and more of us are using smart technology.
Industry experts predict that by 2025, 50% of all electrical accidents will be caused by something electronic, like a phone. That means if you haven’t yet prepared for the coming era of AI and digital assistants, you’ll need to take action today!
To save you from a house fire.
This is the same as the introduction to part 3 in the series.
Part 1: The Top 10 Things You Need to Remember When Carrying Out Home Inspections
This article will hopefully help you to protect yourself and your family from electrical hazards in your home. I have come across quite a few electrical hazards in my house, troubleshooting some of them and dealing with the aftermath of them.
