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Do one or more of your lights flicker? Flickering Lights could be a sign of something simple, like a defective or loose bulb. If replacing the bulb does not solve the issue, this could be a sign of a faulty light fixture or an electrical wiring issue. A licensed Electrician can determine the source of the problem and prevent damage to your home. They bring the expertise to diagnose the issue, whether it be the fixture itself, loose wiring connections to the fixture, or the w...iring to/in the panel. These types of problems require a professional to fully repair and ensure the root cause is found to prevent damage to your electrical system and home. Like and subscribe to Teckra’s page in order to receive more information about your electrical needs and more information about your electrical systems. Come back every sunday for more information about Electrical and Telecommunication systems.

What to look for to avoid Electrical Shocks at home! Beyond the normal safety tips, such as not sticking metal objects into electrical outlets (such as a fork or knife) and working on electrical equipment while it is on, we have a number tips below that are often overlooked. Check them out! Have you ever felt a mild shock or tingle when interacting with an appliance, electrical outlet, fixture, or switch? If yes, this could indicate an electrical problem, such as a ground fau...lt in the appliance or an issue with the electrical system. Be aware that crossing a carpeted surface could produce a shock due to static, especially in dry weather and in the winter months. However, if the shock is painful, happened at an unusual time (such as warm humid weather) and/or there are other signs of concern (unusual burning smells, discolouration, appliances not operating as it should, etc.) consult an electrician. Like and subscribe to Teckra’s page in order to receive more information about your electrical needs and more information about your electrical systems.

A simple check you can conduct to determine if you are having an electrical problem, is feeling the heat from your ceiling fixture. This is a great and simple practice that could prevent a damage to your electrical system or worse a fire. Simply, place the backside of your hand near the fixture or bulb. If it seems too hot to touch, follow these simple steps: Ensure the bulb is the correct wattage... Examine the fixture of obvious signs of damage or ware, such as discoloration and burning smells Replace the bulb and see if this corrects the issue Replace the bulb with Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) or Light-emitting Diode (LED) bulbs as these produce less heat than incandescent Consult an Electrician if suspect a damaged or faulty fixture. Like and subscribe to Teckra’s page in order to receive more information about your electrical needs and more information about your electrical systems.

What is a Circuit Breaker? Circuit prevent electrical wires from overheating (and potentially starting a fire) by shutting off the electrical supply to a circuit. This is known as a trip. What are the signs of a Breaker Malfunctioning? ... Breakers are a reliable piece of electrical equipment that are instrumental to the safety of your home. They wear over time and the most common sign of a faulty breaker is frequent tripping, especially on lower than normal loads (how many appliances you have plugged into the circuit). What should I do? If you are concerned about breaker, consult an electrician immediately. The expertise of electrician can give you the knowledge to prevent costly repairs to your electrical systems within your home. Remember, never attempt to replace a breaker on your own. Even if you shut off the breaker, electrical power is still entering the breaker panel and could induce an electrical shock. Like and subscribe to Teckra’s page in order to receive more information about your electrical needs and more information about your electrical systems.

Hello! With spring around the corner, Teckra will be launching a series of protips and knowledge for your home electrical systems over the coming weeks. The series will focus on identifying problems that could mean the difference between getting the most out of your electrical system or a serious malfunction! As always consult a professional electrician before doing any electrical work. ... Make sure you following our pages on Twitter to stay up to date and Follow our Facebook for full posts!