You should have your homes panel inspected on a yearly basis for loose connections. Keep panel doors and box covers closed. Dust and moisture are two of the biggest enemies of electrical devices. Electrical panel preventive maintenance is more cost effective than making repairs as components fail. Your electrical panel and its’ components are a …
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There are many reasons why you might need to upgrade your electrical panel. The age of your home, appliances not working correctly or your lights flickering frequently could all be signs that it is time to upgrade. Check out this article from abchomeandcommercial.com which highlights many reasons why it may be time to upgrade your …
What is the difference between a 100 AMP electric panel and a 200 AMP electric panel? The physical difference between your average 100-amp panel and 200-amp panel is that your 200-amp panel will have more space available typically, which means you can fit more breakers into the panel and the panel will be able to …
Electrical wires are designed to carry certain amounts of electricity. The larger the wire, the more current it can carry. If a wire gets too much current flowing through it, it can overheat and cause a fire. Breakers and fuses limit the amount of current an electrical wire must handle. When the amount of current …
You should schedule a panel tune-up if you have had water leaks in the vicinity of your panel. Or if you think there may be improper wiring or your panel is being under powered or crowded. Tripping and blowing fuses, or a poorly manufactured panel are other reasons to call us. These are all potentially …