A feeder is a device that helps to distribute electrical power quickly and efficiently. They are commonly found in industrial, commercial, and residential applications. The feeder connects to a busbar…
A transmission line switch yard is the first place your power goes when it leaves the generating plant. There are different types of switches used to route power, including bus…
If you’re not fully installed, NEC expects you to use a proper junction/outlet box. The splice can later be accessed if needed – so make sure it’s properly done the…
A busbar can supply power to a load and protect busbars from damage. Bus ducts are used to keep cables organized and away from people so they don’t get injured…
A lower density means less weight, making the aluminum conductors cheaper than a copper busbar. The higher strength and durability make it more efficient for power transmission. It has a…
Electrical splices can be hazardous and should only be made by a professional. Approved boxes and fixtures must be used for all electrical connections to avoid damage. Junction boxes protect…
Make sure the power is off before you start working – A downed wire or a faulty outlet could put you in danger. Use a Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI) Switch…
If you see flames or sparks coming out of your fireplace, stop using the fireplace and call a professional immediately. A loud crackling, popping or roaring noise may be indicative…
When it comes to your safety, always be aware of the dangers associated with electric wiring. If you see any kind of arcing or sparking in your wires, don’t hesitate…
Make sure your cords are safe by using a qualified electrician to install them. Cords can cause electrical fires, so be very careful when plugging them in and out of…