Electrical Safety Services

Child-resistant outlet covers prevent accidents by protecting children from electrical shocks and burns. They’re so effective that the NEC requires them to be installed in every new home.

A computer system may include one or more central processing units (CPUs) that perform various functions including executing instructions, performing arithmetic operations, controlling input/output devices, and storing data. In addition, the computer system includes memory that stores information and provides access to stored information. For example, a common type of memory device used in personal computers is known as Random Access Memory (RAM). RAM refers to read and write memory because it allows both reading and writing of data. Most modern computing systems also utilize Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe)

The National Electrical Code updates its electrical safety rules every three years. Are your homes up to the current 2020 edition of the NEC?

A power surge can occur at any time, but they’re most likely to happen when there’s an electrical storm or lightning strike nearby. To protect your electronic devices from damage due to these types of events, install a whole-home surge protector.

In order to prevent any possible electric shocks, GFCI outlets are installed in bathrooms, kitchens, garages, basements, laundry rooms, tool sheds, and anywhere else where there might be a chance of water damage. These outlets monitor the amount of current being drawn through them and stop the flow of power if they detect an imbalance.

Old, outdated wiring in your house not only presents a safety hazard but it keeps you from enjoying the full range of features that your electronics could offer. Prevent an electrical shock by updating your wiring with Graff’s Electric & IT.