Considering an upgrade of your electrical panel? Our world is rapidly electrifying and your home electrical panel is an important part of making sure you are ready for future electrical needs. We lay out a host of major reasons below why you may want to consider...
A “short circuit” is what happens when a connection with very low resistance forms between two conductors in a circuit. This connection leads to a surge in current flow and a drop in voltage from the power supply. Electricity always takes the shortest possible route...
Your home can go up in flames faster than you think, as quickly as 3 minutes. Up to eight times faster than they would have 50 years ago. In Canada, 20% of home fires are caused by electrical issues. Usually due to aging equipment, poor wiring or manufacturer faults....
Copper & Aluminum Wire Ampacity Charts (Per 2024 Canadian Electrical Code) The following charts reflect the acceptable Copper & Aluminum Wire Ampacities for the three most common wire insulation ratings per Tables 2 & 4 of the 2024 Canadian Electrical...
What Does a GFCI do? GFCI’s Prevent Electrical Shocks The primary role of GFCI outlets is to prevent injury due to electrical shocks. When a person comes into contact with an electrical current, it can cause muscle contractions, burns, and even cardiac...
