Can Ser Cable Be Exposed?
An electrical service entrance is the point at which the main electrical service comes into a building or structure. It is typically located near the meter box or distribution panel,…
5kW, 7.5 kW, 8kW, 15 kW, 20kW Heat Strip Breaker Size
Electrical load refers to the amount of power that an electrical device or system requires to operate. The size of the breaker needed for a 15 kW heat strip will…
Romex Vs Southwire – Is Southwire the Same as Romex?
When it comes to electrical wiring for residential projects, NM-B (non-metallic sheathed) cable is a popular choice. This type of cable is used for both exposed and concealed installations in…
How to Fix Comm Failure Vista 20p?
Communication failure, or “comm failure,” is a common issue that can occur in security systems, including the Vista 20P panel. It refers to the inability of the panel to establish…
Two Lights One Switch, Why One Light isn’t Working?
It can be frustrating when one light in a room controlled by a single switch stops working, especially if the other light is still functioning properly. This common electrical issue…
How to Convert 4 Wire to 3 Wire Light Fixture?
If you’re looking to install a new light fixture or upgrade an existing one, you may run into a situation where you need to convert a 4 wire light fixture…
How Many Circuits in 1/2 EMT? [And Why?]
Installing electrical circuits in electrical metallic tubing (EMT) is an important part of many electrical projects. EMT is a type of conduit that is commonly used to protect and route…
Why Would a 200 Amp Main Breaker Gets Hot and Trips?
A 200 amp main breaker that is getting hot and tripping is a serious problem that needs to be addressed promptly. This type of breaker is designed to protect your…
What Microwave Cabinet Outlet Do I Need?
Having a functional outlet in the kitchen is essential for powering appliances, chargers, and other devices. Installing a receptacle in the microwave cabinet can not only provide a convenient location…
Contactor Works When Pushed in [AC, Fan, Furnace Don’t Work?]
A contactor is an electrical component in an HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) system that is responsible for starting and stopping the compressor. The compressor is a crucial part…