How to Use a Multimeter to Test Voltage
Whether you’re an electrician or a handy homeowner, multimeters are excellent tools to have available. However, they can be intimidating to use unless you’ve had some training. In this article, we’ll look at how to test for both AC and DC volta…
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5 Signs of Bad Electrical Wiring in a House
Most of us homeowners take the convenience of electricity in our homes for granted until something goes wrong. Many of us live in older homes that have hidden problems behind the walls. According to the National Association of Homebuilders, over half…
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What to Do When Your Circuit Breaker Trips
If you’re having trouble with a circuit breaker that keeps tripping you should stop ignoring it as it’s a sign of something that needs professional attention. If a big storm has just passed and your circuit breaker has tripped for the first time …
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The Benefits of Smart Home Wiring
More Omaha and Lincoln homeowners are switching to smart home technology for the numerous benefits and comfort features. When most people think of smart devices, they think of speakers, lights, and thermostats. But behind all these smart devices is s…
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Residential Electrical Wiring
As working from home continues to be the norm, more and more homeowners are starting to learn about their home’s power supply. Fast internet speeds are making a remote workforce possible for many companies across a variety of industries, and worker…
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Which Appliances Use the Most Energy?
In a lot of homes across the country, there has been a never-ending war on conserving electricity. Typically it involves dad turning off left-on lights in empty rooms and turning down the thermostat. But what most people don't know is how much energy…
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How to Know if a Circuit Breaker is Bad?
Do you think you might have a bad circuit breaker? A circuit breaker can fail for multiple reasons. In most cases, a circuit breaker fails because it's overloaded, it wasn't reset properly, or you have a short circuit. At the end of the day, your cir…
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How to Avoid Electrical Fires
Each year electrical fires are responsible for over 50,000 residential fires. Most people think their home is safe, but few understand the risks and causes of electrical fires. The best defense against an electrical fire is knowing what causes them a…
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