Electrical January 2012 Archive

How nice would it be to water your lawn evenly and effectively without having to actually go outdoors and manually do it? You know the old fashioned way of ... Read More

There are some very specific electrical codes in and around your house. Electrical safety begins at home, so I'm including this room-by-room common electrical codes that will walk you ... Read More

Power strips and surge protectors can allow you to plug multiple devices into one combination plug-in assembly. It has a switch that can turn on and off the entire connected ... Read More

The price of everything keeps going up and it seems like there is no end in sight! We all need to find ways to save the green to be able ... Read More

When you have outdoor projects and you need an outdoor outlet to plug your cords in to, you should consider adding an outlet outside. Here's a great tip to add ... Read More

If you've ever fumbled for your keys in the dark or been scared to walk up to your door in the dark for fear someone would attack you, maybe this ... Read More

When you think of switches, you usually think about walking in your home and reaching out to flip a toggle switch in order to turn on the light. But there ... Read More

A motion-sensing light incorporates a motion sensor (a switch) that turns on a light when something moves in front of the motion sensor attached to a light fixture. This type ... Read More

More often than not, I receive a letter from someone in need of an electrical contractor that has the experience, knowlege, and ability to start and complete the job from ... Read More

Some people have the attitude that nohting bad has ever happened to them. I hear things like "I've been doing this way for fourty years and I've never been hurt!" ... Read More