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It is commonly believed that if a house is new and the wiring is installed "according to all the rules," there should be no problems with the electrical system.
However, even in new homes, hidden threats can arise, which over time can lead to accidents and fires. The age of a house or the newness of its equipment does not guarantee the complete safety of the electrical circuits.
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What happens to the AFDD if an old electric lighter for a gas stove is still in use.
The BIG5 Exhibition has concluded. It was four days of productive work, numerous meetings, and many opportunities to start new collaborations.
Nothing says Christmas like a beautiful holiday light display. However, with all the sparkling lights, lighted inflatables, and other temporary electrical installations that are part of the decorations, comes the inherent risk of taxing our home’s electrical system to power all of these displays.
It has been more than a year since the 18th Edition Wiring Regulations (BS 7671:2018) came into effect, and while most of the changes appear to have gone smoothly there are still questions around the use of arc fault detection devices (AFDDs). Before we go into those, let’s review the basics…
Every day, several "hot spots" flash up on the map of Russia. Many apartment buildings and private cottages, production workshops and warehouses, offices, schools and universities, hospitals and nursing homes, shopping centers and cinemas are burning.
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