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Read winter electrical safety tips that will keep you and your loved ones safe from electrical hazards. Check this simple guide to know how to stay safe while using heaters, electric blankets, etc.
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ELECTRICAL SAFETY TIPS FOR WINTER www.servicetoday.com.au
3 ELECTRICAL SAFETY TIPS FOR THIS WINTER SEASON • WINTER ELECTRICAL SAFETY TIPS – HEATERS • WINTER ELECTRICAL SAFETY TIPS – ELECTRIC BLANKETS • WINTER ELECTRICAL SAFETY TIPS – FIRE SAFETY
ABOUT SAFETY TIPS FOR THIS WINTER SEASON • When the temperature drops outdoors, we focus on keeping as comfortable and warm as possible indoors. • Due to the increased use of heaters and other electrical appliances in winter , it is important to consider the steps you can take to ensure electrical safety within your home, to protect both your family and property.
HEATERS • Cooler temperatures see many households pulling portable heaters out of storage. to keep warm through the winter months. • it is important to inspect the cords and make sure they are solid, not frayed, and in good condition - if there is any sign of wear and tear do not risk plugging the heater in, it will either need to be repaired or replaced. • If you are purchasing a new heater, check that there is an automatic cut-off switch feature included in case the heater tips, overheats, faults etc... Ensure Electrical Safety Within Your Home
ELECTRIC BLANKETS • Cold nights see a rise in the use of electric blankets in many homes, but according to NSW Fire & Rescue, we see a 10% increase in the number of house fires during the cooler months, due to the use of heaters and electric blankets. • It is extremely important to remember to switch electric blankets off when they are not in use and whilst you are asleep, as well as being careful to never place heavy items on top of an electric blanket as they can damage the inner wiring or create a hotspot, which can cause a fire when the blanket is turned on. Read More Information
FIRE SAFETY • When temperatures drop in winter, use this as a reminder to check that the fire safety appliances around your home are in good working order. • Smoke alarms should be tested to ensure they are all functioning (this is as simple as pressing a button on the alarm device), and the batteries should be replaced annually. • This is also a good opportunity to check and test the safety switch on your electrical switchboard, as this is a vital device that will cut your electricity in the event of a fault. • Call a local electrician at Service Today to take care of any electrical work required and keep your home safe.
ABOUT SERVICE TODAY The Service Today brand offers a premium quality emergency plumbing and electrical service targeting the established older residential areas of Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. • The Service Today brand was established in 2014 from an operation previously set up by the current owner. • The business now employs a total of 94 staff, with 45 plumbers and 15 electricians with vans and associated equipment. A call centre and proprietary scheduling and management software provide professional sales and operational infrastructure. • The business has demonstrated rapid growth over the past few years, significantly outperforming the sector, indicating appropriate value / price positioning and successful marketing.
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