Photo By ben44 at Shutterstock Most homeowners would agree that without electricity, life can be almost unbearable. Some time back, people used candlelight to illuminate their indoors and managed to go about their daily activities without electrical outlets. Currently, electricity allows you and your loved ones to comfortably access the internet, watch television, and complete daily … Read More >
Photo By Wilf Doyle at istock Power surges happen when an electric flow gets interrupted and then starts again. For instance, electrical surges can be between 5 to 10 volts when you switch on your hair drier and even exceed up to thousands of volts after lightning strikes the power lines connected to your Myrtle … Read More >
Photo By GoodIdeas at Shutterstock Electricity is so integrated with modern life in Myrtle Beach, SC, and almost everywhere across the United States, that many of us barely think about it. Unfortunately, we think about it immediately when our home’s electrical services are interrupted. Some power outages are caused by storms and other types of inclement … Read More >
Photo By Gorodenkoff at Shutterstock One of the headaches of enjoying technology is finding ways to power and connect it. Many people wind up with snares of wires on the floor and using Wi-Fi by default so they can just hook everything together and enjoy it, but after a while, the wiring mess, safety issues, and … Read More >
Photo By Lost_in_the_Midwest at Shutterstock Homeowners in Myrtle Beach, SC, have Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCI) in their houses. They serve as protection against life-altering electric accidents. Homes built near beaches, water bodies, and rooms are prone to be wet, hence rely on the interrupters to prevent electrical problems that will cost more to hire an … Read More >
Photo By DjelicS at istock You’ve probably noticed that flickering lights and buzzing electrical sounds are often used as signs of danger in horror movies. They could be a sign of something mysterious happening, a warning of darkness and danger to come, but to emergency electricians they’re signs of potential wiring problems and the risk … Read More >
Photo By Sadeugra at istock Electricity is hot and fast. You can see the power of electricity by simply observing lightning. It is not suggested that you be outside during a lightning storm or near windows, due to how dangerous this can be. Lighting is electricity in its purest form. Lighting can seriously harm an … Read More >
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