by Scott | Oct 18, 2017 | Circuit Breaker, Circuit Breaker Problems, Local Electrician
An electrical circuit usually refers to a network of devices that consist of a closed loop which facilitate a return path for the current in an electrical system. These are usually located inside the Main Panel or the gray metal box about the size of a cookie tray...
by Scott | Sep 5, 2017 | Circuit Breaker, Circuit Breaker Problems, Circuit Breaker Repair, Local Electrician
Circuit breakers or fuses are devices located within the main electrical panel that function to protect the electrical wiring systems from power surges and overloads. They also operate to detect glitches within the flow of electrical current and indicate their...
by Scott | Jul 6, 2017 | Circuit Breaker, Circuit Breaker Problems, Local Electrician
In most cases an electrical circuit will trip or entirely shut off power in event of an overload. There are some immediate solutions that can be used to rectify this issue however electrical work is pretty risky and complicated and should be handled by a skilled...
by Scott | Jun 27, 2017 | Circuit Breaker, Circuit Breaker Problems, Circuit Breaker Repair, Local Electrician
Through the years electricity consumption has reached staggering heights in homes all across America. These days numerous electrical devices and appliances can be found in up to eight out of ten homes throughout the country. Since this is the case it would be wise for...
by Scott | May 30, 2017 | Circuit Breaker, Circuit Breaker Problems, GFCI Breaker
As with most equipment and devices there is always the possibility of damage or malfunction taking place and a GFCI breaker is no exception. Although this device is responsible for detecting glitches or imbalances in the flow of electrical current there are several...
by Scott | Feb 3, 2017 | Circuit Breaker, Circuit Breaker Repair, Electric Repair, Uncategorized
Bathrooms are one of the most importance places to install ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) protection. In fact, bathrooms were originally the only place in residential homes that the National Electrical Code required GFCIs. These days, homeowners can get even...
