Electric wiring is one home improvement you should really call an electrician in to do.
As we covered in our last article, electrical safety is of paramount importance. According to Medscape:
"Electrical injuries have become a more common form of trauma with a unique pathophysiology and with high morbidity and mortality. They encompass several types, as follows: lightning injury,[1] high-voltage injury, and low-voltage injury.[2, 3, 4] Clinical manifestations range from transient unpleasant sensations without apparent injury to massive tissue damage.[5] Some electrocutions are instantly fatal. Familiarity with the mechanisms of injury and the principles of therapy improves patient care.[6]
Four classes of electrical injuries are as follows[7] :
True electrical injuries - The person becomes part of the electrical circuit and has an entrance and exit site
Flash injuries - Superficial burns caused by arcs that burn the skin; no electrical energy travels through the skin
Flame injuries - Caused by ignition of the persons clothing by arc; electricity may or may not travel through the person’s body
Lightning injuries - A unique type of injury that occurs at extremely high voltages for the shortest duration; the majority of electrical flow occurs over the body." [READ SOURCE]
However, it isn't just electrical injury that may be an issue, even a simple mistake such as mixing two different metals in your wiring can cause a chemical reaction and ultimately a fire. And the scary thing is that sometimes, this can take a while to manifest. So you could conceivably have a ticking time bomb in the wiring of your home. However, there are some other reasons to get an electrician
What does this have to do with you? Well, you can be sure that you're getting someone who can and will do the job right the first time. If you don't know what you're doing, you can get into a lot of trouble. You're better off calling an electrician in Ahwatukee.
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Dodge Electric
781 South Arizona Avenue
Chandler, AZ 85225
(480) 926-1033
http://www.dodgeelectric.com
- Your Electrician in Ahwatukee knows all about wiring
Electrical Injury and a Residential Electrician Contractor
A residential electrician contractor will help to keep you safe. Electrical injuries are some of the most dangerous ones around.As we covered in our last article, electrical safety is of paramount importance. According to Medscape:
"Electrical injuries have become a more common form of trauma with a unique pathophysiology and with high morbidity and mortality. They encompass several types, as follows: lightning injury,[1] high-voltage injury, and low-voltage injury.[2, 3, 4] Clinical manifestations range from transient unpleasant sensations without apparent injury to massive tissue damage.[5] Some electrocutions are instantly fatal. Familiarity with the mechanisms of injury and the principles of therapy improves patient care.[6]
Four classes of electrical injuries are as follows[7] :
True electrical injuries - The person becomes part of the electrical circuit and has an entrance and exit site
Flash injuries - Superficial burns caused by arcs that burn the skin; no electrical energy travels through the skin
Flame injuries - Caused by ignition of the persons clothing by arc; electricity may or may not travel through the person’s body
Lightning injuries - A unique type of injury that occurs at extremely high voltages for the shortest duration; the majority of electrical flow occurs over the body." [READ SOURCE]
However, it isn't just electrical injury that may be an issue, even a simple mistake such as mixing two different metals in your wiring can cause a chemical reaction and ultimately a fire. And the scary thing is that sometimes, this can take a while to manifest. So you could conceivably have a ticking time bomb in the wiring of your home. However, there are some other reasons to get an electrician
Hiring an Electrician in Ahwatukee: Done Right and in One Try
Electricians have to go through a lot of training before they are licensed by the State of Arizona. They have to get training from a technical school as well as a lot of on the job experience. Ultimately, they have to take a test administered by the state and then and only then do they have a license to be an electrician.What does this have to do with you? Well, you can be sure that you're getting someone who can and will do the job right the first time. If you don't know what you're doing, you can get into a lot of trouble. You're better off calling an electrician in Ahwatukee.
Read More...
Dodge Electric
781 South Arizona Avenue
Chandler, AZ 85225
(480) 926-1033
http://www.dodgeelectric.com
