The National Electrical Code, which has been adopted by all 50 states, sets the minimum standard for safe electrical design, installation, and inspection to keep people and property protected from electrical...Read More
There are many ways to increase your home’s value, but did you know that making safety improvements could be an economical way to add value to your home?Read More
Since the first introductions of GFCIs in homes, there has been an 83% drop in electrocutions and a 95% drop in electrocutions caused by consumer products. The Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates...Read More
The 2020 National Electrical Code now requires all new and renovated homes to be protected by Listed and Approved Type 1 or Type 2 Surge Protective Devices.Read More
Surges can occur in any facility and according to the National Electrical Manufacturers Association, 80% of all surges originate inside facilities.Read More
Las líneas eléctricas aéreas es una de las causas más comunes de las muertes en los sitios de trabajo. Entre 2011 y 2017, 36% de todas las muertes en los sititos de trabajo fueron causadas por las líneas...Read More
Antes de empezar un proyecto en el exterior de su casa, identifique las líneas eléctricas aéreas y la altura de las líneas. Si está trabajando en su techo, cortado palos, o pintando su casa, es importante...Read More
While we can’t prevent natural disasters from impacting our communities, we can ensure our businesses are electrically safe before and after a storm.Read More
Electricity drives the modern world and we often take it for granted. And if a natural disaster occurs, there’s a few things to remember to stay electrically safe during the storm.Read More
Between 2011 and 2017, 36% of all electrically related workplace fatalities were caused by overhead power lines. In the majority of these cases, fatalities occurred in occupations with little to no...Read More
