Explaining Electricity to Kids

by docelectric

Almost everything around us in our world today is powered by electricity. If you are around children at all, you are sure to have been asked endless questions about how things work. Knowing how to simply explain electrical currents to a child is beneficial to not only stop the questions and fulfill their curiosity but also a good safety measure to keep them from exploring it themselves and possibly getting injured. Read More

Winter Safety Electrical Safety Tips for Lakeland Homeowners

6 Electrical Safety Tips for Lakeland Homeowners

21Jan

by docelectric

When people want to escape the harsh cold of winter, they typically head to places like Lakeland, Florida. While the winter months in Florida are certainly warmer than the rest of the country, there’s no denying that winter brings its own set of challenges and risks no matter where you are. Some of the biggest risks lie in electric devices and your home’s electrical system. In order to stay safe this winter, keep these electrical safety tips in mind. Read More

Electrical Remodeling Tips

14Jan

by docelectric

Remodeling your home is an exciting project. It can beautify your home, improve its function, and add value. On top of that, it’s just a great way to change things up and get a different look.

Most of those upgrades are for things that you see, like appliances, fixtures, wall coverings, and so forth. If you’re in full do-it-yourself mode, you may not realize what’s going on behind the scenes–and behind the walls. Read More

Benefits of Security Lighting For Homeowners

08Jan

by docelectric

The lighting you choose for the outside of your home is dependent on your landscaping and personal preferences. No electrical work is necessary for battery or solar-powered lighting. If you are interested in installing either electrical fixtures or lamps along a path or outside of your home, your best option is contacting a professional electrician. Read More

Dangers of Zinsco & FPE Panels

02Jan

by docelectric

If your home was built prior to 1990, your main electrical panel may be outdated. This presents serious safety risks. There is a safety device within your electrical panel. This is either circuit breakers or fuses. When there is excess electricity flowing through your electrical panel, the safety device turns off the power to stop your wires from overheating. This can lead to a fire. Read More

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Explaining Electricity to Kids

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