AC WORKS® Connector — Electrical Fires
The Importance of Unraveling Cords
Posted by Christopher Hahn on
Last week, we discussed the importance of the warning tag you see on all of our extension cords and flexible adapters. There is one tip about unraveling cords while in use to prevent them from over-heating. Is this necessary? Even with small household items or household extension cords?
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Male to Male Extension Cords & Adapter Dangers
Posted by Stephanie Junek on
When creating this type of product from scratch people may not be aware of the safety concerns that go along with it. Maybe they are aware of the dangers and think they will be very careful, and it won’t be a problem. When you create a male to a male extension cord or adapter this product will be very dangerous.
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Avoiding Electrical Fires at Home
Posted by Christopher Hahn on
While using electrical appliances and regular household items is safe, there are some practices that we tend not to think of that can help prevent electrical fires at home.