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Electrical Safety Tips

Electric power is the most dangerous aspect of most homes.

Knowledge is power. Knowledge about power is safety.

Old materials can cause significant danger over time.

4 tips to keep you from shock.

Keep your safety gear in working order.
If you've ever been inside a telephone central office you can see the need for cable clutter control.

What to do and not do when it comes to home electrical safety may not all be common sense.
Consumers should know that portable generators can be hazardous if used improperly.
To help keep kids electrically safe at home and at school, here are some suggestions.

It provides a better path for electricity.

Electricity and water form a fatal combination.

Beware of the dangers of burning copper wiring!

GFCI stands for Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter.

Wires and cables are not only unsightly, but also a tripping hazard. Fix your problem by hiding them under the carpet in 3 steps.

Just what does GFCI mean anyway?