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- Anti-Bullying Message for 2,500 Students - On May 9th, 2012, approximately 2,500 kids/teens from central Indiana attended the Choices for Champions Event at Banker’s Life Fieldhouse. The...
- SuperFrye Guy Stands up for Children - The lead story in Indianapolis Star on Wed, May 2, was about a mother who wanted to protect her son...
- Handling a Tripped Breaker - If you have ever had a problem in your home with a tripped breaker or a blown fuse, this post...
- What Do Wire Colors Indicate? - Wire Color Guidelines Electrical wires are marked or stamped on the outside casing with markings that tell the type and size...
- Common Electrical Codes in the Home - Electrical codes have been written and put in place to protect homeowners and their families. This following list covers generally-accepted...
- The Power of Lightning - Lightning detection systems in the United States sense an average of 25 million lightning strikes per year. According to the...
- Energy Monitors Can Save You Money - Energy monitors are designed to measure and report the amount of energy that is being used. Since we don’t get...
- Smoke Alarms – Are Yours Still Working? - How Long does a Smoke Alarm Last? Most alarms installed today have a life span of about 8-10 years. After this...
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SuperFrye Guy Stands up for Children
The lead story in Indianapolis Star on Wed, May 2, was about a mother who wanted to protect her son from bullying. Although bullying has been going on for a long time, and it is widely spread, every parent wants … Continue reading
Handling a Tripped Breaker
If you have ever had a problem in your home with a tripped breaker or a blown fuse, this post should help you figure out what’s going on. The answer may be as simple as an overloaded circuit or a … Continue reading
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Tagged Circuit Breakers, electricity, ground fault, safety
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What Do Wire Colors Indicate?
Wire Color Guidelines Electrical wires are marked or stamped on the outside casing with markings that tell the type and size of the wires inside. When you take the sheath off you can see different colored wires. Electricians know that … Continue reading
Common Electrical Codes in the Home
Electrical codes have been written and put in place to protect homeowners and their families. This following list covers generally-accepted codes that apply to new installations, and it explains fundamentals that electrical inspectors want to see. These also apply when … Continue reading
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Tagged Circuit Breakers, electrical code, electrical codes, electricity, ground fault, outlets, safety
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The Power of Lightning
Lightning detection systems in the United States sense an average of 25 million lightning strikes per year. According to the National Weather Service, during the 30 year period of 1979-2008, lightning killed an average of 58 people each year. Documented injuries … Continue reading
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Tagged Circuit Breakers, electricity, lightning, meter, protection, safety, sparking, surge protector, volts
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Energy Monitors Can Save You Money
Energy monitors are designed to measure and report the amount of energy that is being used. Since we don’t get a breakdown on our electrical bill, we have no way to know how much it costs to operate each appliance. … Continue reading
Smoke Alarms – Are Yours Still Working?
How Long does a Smoke Alarm Last? Most alarms installed today have a life span of about 8-10 years. After this time, the entire unit should be replaced. It is a good idea to write the date of purchase with … Continue reading
Repair of Underground Cable
Lots of homeowners (and even professional contractors) accidentally damage underground cable. While digging out something that seems harmless, like broken concrete or a unattractive plant, they inadvertently cut through, or into, an underground cable. If that cable is energized, it has the potential to kill you; but even … Continue reading
Protect “Rover” with Invisible Pet Fencing
We’ve all seen them, signs saying “Help Find My Dog” put up by a kid with a sad look on their face and sometimes with tears in their eyes. Many people don’t want to put up a fence either because … Continue reading
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Tagged electric fence, fencing, installation, pet fencing, protection, underground fence
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