Electrical Safety During Hurricanes
The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June to November, with the peak season happening between mid-August to late October. On average there are six hurricanes, three of which are categorized as “major,” each year. History provides important examples of the potentially dangerous impact hurricanes can have and the need to be prepared. Click here to read more.
Generator Safety
When used properly, portable and standby generators are a great option to provide backup power during brownouts or blackouts. Learn how to use generators safely by clicking here for tips.
Water and Electricity Don’t Mix
Electric Shock Drowning (ESD) severely injures and kills people every year. ESD occurs when faulty wiring sends electric current into water, which passes through the body and causes paralysis, which can result in drowning. Click here to read more.
Power Outages
Power outages can lead to more than just your lights going out. Forcing sensitive electronics to shut down unexpectedly can result in data loss or damage to electrical systems. When power returns, a surge can damage TVs, appliances, and even heating and AC systems. Click here to read more.
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