6 Ways to Prevent  Electrical Short Circuits

Did you know? 'Short circuits' are one of the main causes of fires. For everyone's safety, let's check our readiness and learn how to use electricity properly to prevent fires together!
1.Use standard electrical equipment: Use electrical appliances, power cords, and plugs that meet TISI standards.
2.Regularly inspect power cords and plugs: If you find any damage, burn marks, or tears, replace them immediately.
3.Regularly inspect electrical appliances: Old, damaged appliances or those with a burning smell should be repaired or replaced immediately.
4.Avoid overloading: Do not plug in too many extension cords, and check that the electrical current does not exceed the capacity of the wires or equipment.
5.Install an automatic circuit breaker system: Choose a fuse or circuit breaker appropriate for the circuit, which should automatically cut off power when a short circuit occurs.
6.Install a grounding system: Grounding helps electric current flow into the ground during a current leakage, reducing the risk of electric shock and short circuits.

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