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AC WORKS® Flood Restoration Series: Using a Generator to Power Your Equipment

Posted by Christopher Hahn on May 21, 2019

In some occurrences, there may not be power available at a flood site. So how can you save your house or apartment when this happens?

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AC WORKS® Wisdom: The Benefits of Extension Cords

Posted by Christopher Hahn on May 15, 2019

This video outlines the features that set us apart from the competition. We offer extension cords that hold up against harsh temperatures, generator extension cords, locking extension cords, and more.

AC WORKS® Wisdom: How Surge Protectors Work

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Apr 24, 2019

When buying a new computer, TV, or other expensive electronic, we almost always make sure we get a surge protector with it. Its an extra layer of safety that we think to ourselves “it will prevent my electronic appliance from getting fried.” But what does it actually do?

AC WORKS® Wisdom: Why Your Dryer Needs to be Grounded

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Apr 17, 2019

Grounding is the common point of return for an electrical current. It is in place as a safety measure to prevent harm to the user if there happens to be a fault. It can most easily be identified as the round shaped or U-shaped pin on plugs and outlets.

AC WORKS® Wisdom: Electrical Safety with Pets

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Mar 20, 2019

Saturday, March 23, 2019, is National Puppy Day and to celebrate those adorable doggies we want to share some electrical safety tips in your home to protect your pet, prevent hazards in your home, and keep everyone safe.