Three Common Mistakes To Avoid When Doing DIY Electrical Projects

Posted on 2 September 2015

Working on electricity in your home as part of a DIY project can be dangerous if you make mistakes. Unless you are experienced in such projects, many of the more complicated projects should be left to a professional. However, that is not to say that you cannot undertake some of the easier jobs and build up your skill and confidence this way. Even very skilled DIY enthusiasts will still have to have their electrical work checked and verified by a qualified electrician. [Read More]

Organising your data cabling

Posted on 2 September 2015

Whether you're running a data centre or just connecting the various devices in your home office or living room, an unwieldy tangle of data cable is a fact of life for many. It doesn't have to be, though; proper cable organisation can make it easier to add new devices, troubleshoot problems with an electrician or reorganise your system.  Label everything There's no such thing as too much labelling on data cable. [Read More]

Electrical Saving Tips for Commercial Premises

Posted on 2 September 2015

The electricity costs for commercial businesses are extensive, so they contribute significantly to the monthly expenses. Therefore, it is crucial to look for different methods to minimise the operational charges. This will lead to higher profits and your company will contribute to a healthier environment through higher energy efficiency. Here are some basic tips to help you save on electricity in your commercial building. Perform Energy Audits An energy audit is an assessment of the energy flow in the commercial electrical system. [Read More]

3 Simple Tips on How to Reduce Your Electricity Bill

Posted on 1 September 2015

Cutting down your electricity bill can help you save more money, which will subsequently enhance your budgeting. And you can do so by simply switching to energy-saving bulbs and regulating the power used by electronic devices in your home. Reducing the power used by these devices will also ensure that they will last longer. So how do you go about it? Unplug Charged Devices The easiest way to save energy is to unplug all electronic devices that do not require power. [Read More]

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Simple Wiring Projects for Home Repairs: Electrical Tips and Ideas

Welcome to my blog. My name is Connie, and a few years ago, I had water leaking through my roof. It got all muddled with the electrics, and one of my fixtures stopped working. After I got the roof repaired and let the electrics dry out, I managed to rewire the fixture myself. It felt like quite the triumph as I have never wired anything before. I decided to create a blog to help others who may be interested in doing basic electrical projects, so in between driving the kids to soccer, walking the dog and weeding my garden, I plan to post here. I hope you enjoy it.

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