Regarding your home’s overall safety, functionality, and efficiency, one crucial yet often overlooked aspect is the proper wiring of your electrical system. Proper wiring is essential in ensuring your home’s electrical infrastructure functions optimally, minimizing the risk of electrical hazards, and providing a reliable power supply throughout your living spaces. In this post, we will […]
Solar lighting for your outside landscape appears to be a great option for residential homeowners. For example, they’re somewhat inexpensive, there’s no digging or wires to install so that’s easy. However, that just seems to be the only really cool thing about them. Solar landscape lights do not illuminate the same as LED or regular
Solar power energy for your home is definitely something that a lot of homeowners are interested in, especially as we see electric electricity bills continue to rise. Here in Southern Indiana (Evansville and Newburgh), we have pretty much a monopoly of electric companies that we can choose from to get our electrical source. Get ready
Now that we know the difference between a power strip and a surge protector, what devices should definitely be plugged into a surge protector? And remember, don’t buy the cheapest surge protector, it’s not worth it.
Power strips or surge protectors or an inexpensive way to protect your appliances against random power spikes. Which can cause damage if not completely rendering your devices ineffective. A power surge occurs when the current of electricity is interrupted and then resumes. Our devices do not like that, at all. So, what is the difference between a
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Most people don’t know that there are certain electrical devices that you should never plug into a power strip. Why? Because some devices require more electrical current and it should not pass through the power strip, but instead be directly plugged into a GFCI outlet or regular electric outlet. Power strips can sometimes be overloaded
