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The Warning Signs of Dangerously Outdated Electrical Wiring

One of the leading causes of house fires is electrical malfunctions. A sizable number of these fires take place due to the electrical distribution, including wire and breaker boxes. These mishaps can be effectively reduced if the homeowners get more aware of the warning signs of dangerously outdated electrical wiring. This will allow them to seek the assistance of a trusted electrician near Gold Coast without wasting any further time. Let’s now take a look at the signs of outdated wiring in a home to make things clearer. 

Frayed wiring 

Frayed wiring should never be ignored. Contact an electrician near Gold Coast if you notice frayed wiring in a wall that has been exposed during renovation work because this poses a risk of shock and fire.

Dimming lights

Your lights may flicker on and off when there is a heavy thunderstorm or windy conditions. It's possible that a tree branch hit a nearby electrical wire. Your home's electrical wiring may need to be updated if your lights start to flicker on a daily basis.

Strange noises from outlets and fixtures 

Your ears may be able to detect a potential wiring issue. Frequently, a sizzling or buzzing sound might be heard coming from an outlet by the homeowners. Electric noises can also be made by light fixtures. Even while changing the bulb might fix the problem temporarily, you can't rule out poor wiring as the real cause. To permanently fix the old wiring issue, look for a reliable electrician in Gold Coast. 

Warm, vibrating outlets

Be alert for a hot sensation when near an outlet. An outlet that is working properly should feel cool to the touch. Vibration from the outlet could also be felt. Most probably, wiring damage is to blame.

These are the warning signs of dangerously outdated electrical wiring. If you find this piece of content useful, don’t forget to share it with your friends, and get back to us! 

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Three Uncommon Electrical Problems Electricians Say Increase Fire Risk

Electrical equipment failures, falling asleep while smoking, and faulty wiring are among the most common causes of house fires in the United States. But these aren't the only potential issues that may cause a fire. It's just as important to be aware of some of the uncommon electrical problems that may a source of potential risks in your home. Inadequate Surge Protection TVs, computers, and other appliances and devices are more sensitive than you may realize when it comes to unexpected surges of power. Strip surge protectors may provide some protection, but they're not designed to protect your entire electrical system if you have no other reliable source of surge protection. Storms aren't the only potential source of a surge. Heavy-demand appliances can also trigger a power boost if you're not sufficiently protected.

Redundant Wiring Not all electrical work in your home may have been completed by a qualified electrician. If amateur work was done in the past, you may have wiring that's redundant, or serving the same purpose and drawing from the same power source. If redundant wiring can't be removed, it should be permanently disconnected from its electrical supply. Overloaded Circuits If you're seeing flickering lights frequently, it could mean that your circuits are overloaded. Circuits can become overloaded for many reasons, including using too many extension cords on the same outlet. Circuits can also overload from the improper installation of power outlets. Potential issues include outlets that were wired backwards (reversed polarity) or installed without neutral wiring. Just because you're not noticing anything that suggests an electrical problem doesn't mean there aren't possible issues. Older homes, in particular, tend to need more attention with electrical systems since installation methods and codes have changed over the years. Working with an electrician to spot potential problems sooner than later can provide some much-appreciate peace of mind. Sources: Find and Prevent Electrical Fire Dangers in Your Home, houselogic.com

Fire causes, nfpa.org

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Generally, a panel can have a collection of 60 or more solar cells depending on the size you need. There are two different cell types, mono-crystalline or poly-crystalline. The difference in performance between mono and poly-crystalline panels of a similar wattage is absolutely marginal – so don’t feel like you have to install one over the other.

For cell arrangement – you can choose the ‘standard’, which looks like a monopoly panel, or a ‘half-cut', which means the cells are cut in half or ‘shingled’, where the cells slightly overlap one another.

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Your experience with us is our primary concern. If you find that you are not completely satisfied with the service you received, your money will be refunded. Additionally, if any repair we make should fail within a year, we will repair it at no charge to you. Not only do we want to provide you with efficient, quality service, we want you to feel comfortable with our team. Each of our technicians go through rigorous drug testing and background checks for your peace of mind. If the technician should ever smoke or swear while working on your home, fail to wear proper shoe coverings, or leave without cleaning up after themselves, you will not pay for the service.

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Tips from Your Electrician: Appliances that May Trip Your Breaker

Circuit breakers are designed to shut off power to a circuit if it detects that the circuit is receiving more power than it’s designed to carry. This is an important safety feature that has helped prevent numerous fires and electrocutions.

 Unfortunately, there are a few common household appliances out there that may force a circuit breaker to trip. Appliances notorious for tripping circuit breakers include:

 Blow Dryers

 Blow dryers need to create a large amount of heat to help you style your hair. This requires a large amount of electricity in a short amount of time, which can cause your circuit breaker to trip. This is a common problem when two or more hair dryers are used simultaneously.

 Old Refrigerators

 Older appliances are electricity hogs, and an old refrigerator is no different. Since a refrigerator consumes electricity 24/7, any sudden surge in consumption can easily trip your breaker. You might experience this more often during very hot days as your refrigerator struggles to maintain the temperature you’ve set.

 Overloaded Extension Cords

 It’s common to see an extension cord in common areas like the living room to accommodate numerous people. Although extension cords are convenient, they also present a problem as they can quickly overload an outlet and trip your circuit breaker. Try to limit the number of items plugged into an extension cord.

 If your appliances are regularly tripping your circuit breaker, you may want to give your electrician a call and ask if he can install GFCI outlets in your home. These outlets cut off power in a specific outlet only, rather than the entire circuit. This way, you don’t have to risk losing power to an entire room.

 You may also want to invest in more energy-efficient models of your appliances. Since these appliances run better at less energy, the chances of these items tripping your breaker is minimized.

  Sources:

How does a GFCI outlet work?, home.howstuffworks.com

5 Appliances That Can Trip Circuit Breakers, angieslist.com

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