Basic Electrical Terms For a Homeowner
As a Sarasota homeowner, it’s important to have a knowledge of basic electrical terms so that you can adequately describe any issues to your electrician.
As a Sarasota homeowner, it’s important to have a knowledge of basic electrical terms so that you can adequately describe any issues to your electrician.
Remember, simply disengaging the smoke alarm should never be an option. House fires and electrical issues cause hundreds of fatalities per year, according to the U.S. Fire Administration - don't put your family in danger!
Pool lighting is an important safety feature for any nighttime activity--especially if it involves slippery surfaces or water.
The cost of running an HVAC unit comprises about one-quarter of your electricity use every month-- can ceiling fans help?
Choosing the right generator can be overwhelming, so let’s review the differences among your choices: diesel, natural gas, and propane generators.
Electrical safety isn’t just important for people--we need to make sure we are protecting pets from electrical hazards as well. This is especially important because animals do not understand that wires, sockets, and other equipment are dangerous.
To protect your most valuable electronics, you should always have them plugged into a surge protector to shield them from unexpected electrical damage.
Rewiring with an updated system will optimize your energy use, lower your utility bill, and give you peace of mind that your home is safe.
During and after a storm, flooding, lightning, and power lines can pose serious electrical safety threats to you and your family.
The terms voltage (volts), wattage (watts), and amperes (amps) are all closely associated with electricity and power,