It’s important to conduct occasional electrical safety checks on your home. The process is quick and easy, and finding and fixing even a single issue can prevent property damage or even save a life.

According to the home safety experts at UL (formerly known as Underwriters Laboratories), learning to recognize warning signs of electrical wiring issues can greatly lower the risk of house fires.

Understanding what an electrical panel does—and why keeping it up to date matters—can help homeowners stay safe, efficient, ...

Electrical issues in a home pose a serious safety risk. Homeowners should learn the warning signs of such issues and report their presence to a licensed electrician immediately.

This upgrade also increases your home’s safety. A 200-amp distribution panel reduces overload risks and potential electrical hazards. Future-proofing your home becomes more feasible.

The safety of your home and its occupants should always be a top priority. An outdated electrical panel may not meet current safety standards, especially if your home is older or has experienced ...

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Q: What fire safety precautions do electricians use? A: We spoke with William Randall, Director of Residential Product Management at Leviton, about new technologies available to ensure electrical ...

Electrical plug and cord safety: Do not remove the prongs of an electrical plug. If plug prongs are missing, loose, or bent, replace the entire plug. Do not use an adapter or extension cord to defeat ...

Span's electrical panel uses a mobile app to control a home's circuits. It's an essential upgrade for those with a solar battery backup system.