We Care About Your Safety The world is moving at warp speed, with new electrical innovations arriving daily, like electric cars, battery-operated lawn equipment, robot vacuums, and smart plugs. These new products make life easier for us, but we need to ensure that we use them in the safest way possible. These rapid advancements require further electrification and safe, efficient devices supporting the increased energy demand.…
Do you have a swimming pool, or are you planning on installing one at your home? National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) requires a 22.5-foot clearance in any direction from the water level, edge of the pool, diving platforms, pool sliding boards, or other fixed pool-related structures to the overhead electric service line, and a…
This month, make electrical safety a priority. Help your family avoid dangerous situations by taking a few easy precautions. Make sure to turn off AND unplug Appliances, tools, and other devices are still connected to electricity when they are plugged in. Turn off, then unplug all portable electric devices when you’re finished using them. When…
