Power Strip Vs Extension Cord- Everything You Need to Know!
Most of us are quite familiar with the concept of power strips and extension cords. They are used with our wall outlets either to increase…
How Many Things Can I Plug Into One Outlet?
Plugging multiple devices into the same outlet can lead to an overloaded outlet, which in turn could cause multiple issues. Such as a dead outlet,…
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Transfer Switch Vs Interlock [Know The Difference]
The transfer switch and the generator interlock both handle the basic function of switching power from the grid to the generator. Even though the functionalities…
Should GFCIs be at the Beginning or End of a Circuit?
GFCI can come both in the shape of a breaker or an outlet. It is common knowledge that the GFCI breakers are always placed at…
Cost to Install Generator Transfer Switch (Complete Guide)
Transfer switches are used to swap power between two sources. They are generally used to switch between grid power and generator power. They are a…
How Does a 240V Breaker Work Without a Neutral?
If 120/240 volts or 240 volts is supplied by a circuit, the NEC mandates for it to be protected by a GFCI breaker. In most…
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Can A Dual Fuel Generator Run On Natural Gas? [Answered]
A generator is pretty convenient if one wishes to have a backup power supply. And dual fuel generators are gaining popularity rapidly due to their…
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Can You Plug A Fridge Into A GFCI Outlet? [Answered]
GFCI outlets are very common in households these days, especially due to the added safety they provide to the electrical appliances and the user. However,…
Arc Fault Circuit Breakers and Where to Use Them- Solved!
Arc fault circuit breakers, also known as AFCI, are a necessary safety standard that is required by the NEC (National Electrical Code). By detecting dangerous…
