When talking about arresters, even professionals can use various terms interchangeably, which can lead to confusion. Although different arresters can fulfill the same purpose, in some cases, specific differences are worth noting.
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Knob and tube wiring systems were commonly used in houses from the 1880s through the 1940s. As they’re often kept out of sight, many people overlook the dangers of these obsolete electrical systems.
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Many homeowners love DIY projects. They watch videos online to accomplish various home improvement projects or carry out minor repairs to fix broken or damaged things in the house in their spare time and save some money.
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Wiring in a home is designed to distribute the energy required for various electrical appliances. The process of house wiring includes professional installation of electrical outlets, breakers, switches, and circuits.
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When homeowners are expecting their first child, there are many safety precautions that should be considered.
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Since their induction as a National Electrical Code standard in 1999, AFCI outlets have become a staple in protecting homes against fires.
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Have you ever heard the terms GFCI and AFCI? If you haven’t - or you have, but you are still unsure how these work - you’ve come to the right place.
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Circuit breakers, also known as safety switches, can be problematic when broken.
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As homeowners, we all, at some point, have faced flickering light fixtures, tripped circuit breakers, burnt out bulbs, dead outlets, broken light switches, and power outages.
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Since their primary purpose is to supply electricity, they can be a safety issue for many homeowners, especially with children in the house.
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Electrical problems are unavoidable in every household, and one common issue that homeowners deal with is burning out of the light bulbs.
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One of the critical parts of protecting a home from electrical fires and other associated damage is proper grounding.
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