Installing A Charging Station For Your New Electric Car
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14 March 2020
Electric cars are a great option to lower your carbon footprint and save money on your commute or transportation around town. While there are a lot of good things about these cars when you buy one, charging is necessary, so understanding the different charge methods is essential.
Level One Charging
Every manufacturer currently making EVs (electric vehicles) provide the new owner with a charging cord for their car. The level one cord is basically a fancy extension cord with the correct ends on it to plug into a regular outlet, and they plug into your car.
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2 Reasons To Hire A Commercial Electrician To Deal With Your Lighted Signs
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12 March 2020
You need to make sure that people can see the sign for your business, day or night. If people can't see your sign, they can't come in and visit your business, which isn't going to be good for you. In order to make sure that people can see your sign, you are going to want it to be lit up at night. If you are going to get something lit up, you need to make sure that you have a commercial electrician do the work for you.
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3 Home Hazards That Signal The Need For Electrical Repairs
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11 March 2020
Electrical repairs shouldn't be put off. A malfunctioning or overloaded electrical system could lead to a house fire or electrical shock. An old electric system is at a higher risk of having problems, but even a new home might need electrical repairs. Here are three hazards to watch for that are signs that repairs are needed.
1. Minor Shocks From Lamps Or Appliances
Even minor shocks are frightening and uncomfortable. If an appliance or light shocks you, that's a sign something is wrong.
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3 Things That Should Happen Before A Commercial Electrician Does Any Work In Your Commercial Building
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9 March 2020
If it's time for you to have electrical work done in your commercial building, then you are probably planning on hiring a commercial electrician. You might be ready for the electrician to start the job as soon as possible, but there are a few things that need to happen first. These are some of the things that should happen before your electrician ever begins performing any work on your building.
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