What is a Circuit Breaker? What are the Benefits of a Circuit Breaker Panel?

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This is the second in a series of blogs which will culminate…
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Storms, Power Surges, Electricity and Surge Protection in Vero

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Unlike other areas of the East Coast, here in Vero Beach,…
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12 Critical Steps for Using a Portable Generator During/After a Hurricane

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Hurricane Preparation: Electrical Safety Related to Portable…
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Why Your Smoke Detectors Need to Be Working (and How to Ensure They Are)

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Smoke Detectors I know – you know all about this topic. …
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Keeping Your Electronics Safe in an Electrical Storm

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Clients often ask me how they can protect expensive HVAC systems,…

GFCIs: Important Safety Feature... IF They’re Working

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This is the start of a series of blogs on safety information. …

Safety and Dollars: Why You Should Consider Upgrading Your Fuse Panel

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I've been promising this post for several weeks.  Hope you…
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What is a Fuse? How Does It Work? What are the Potential Hazards of Fuse Panels?

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My ultimate goal of this and the next several blogs, is to explain…

Understanding Backstabbing and the Potential Effects of Backstabbing Receptacles and Switches

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Have you ever been betrayed by someone you thought was your friend? …

What is a GFCI and Why Do I Care?

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Depending on when your home was built, you will have ground fault…