Electrical Safety
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How Surge Protectors Work?
Surge Protective Devices (SPDs) are designed to limit damage from electrical surges. Surges happen extremely fast and may pass through electrical breakers before the breaker can trip. This is because… Read more »
Keith Willey
posted: February 21, 2022
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Thermal monitoring: a safer, more effective way to identify electrical fire risks
We all know how potentially devastating electrical fires can be in any building. Not only is human life put at risk, but also the resulting property damage and business disruption… Read more »
Markus Hirschbold
posted: February 10, 2022
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Why do EV charging stations need to be ready for IEC 61851-1 Edition 3?
The new edition of the international standard for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment (EVCE), IEC 61851-1, has finally arrived in Europe. Starting from February 3rd, 2022, all the EV chargers sold… Read more »
Stéphane Maravel
posted: February 3, 2022
Featured Post:
How Long Should a Surge Protector Last?
Surge Protective Devices (SPDs) come in all shapes and sizes. They could be point of use devices found in power strips, Whole-Home or commercial units. However, they are not all… Read more »
Keith Willey
posted: December 20, 2021
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The electrical installation risk assessment: Learn about one of the most important tools for electrical contractors
Electrical contractors face risks on the jobsite every day. But risk assessments for electrical installations, when performed correctly, can help reduce the overall risk of injury. Let’s take a deeper… Read more »
Rod West
posted: July 29, 2021
