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• Electrical Maintenance Around The House
  on May 15, 2012 in Electric Tips Electricity Home Improvement electric electric shock gfci maintenance outlet prevent hazards service panel shock
  Easy electrical maintenance done around the house can prevent serious wear on your system, which may result in a future wiring or fixture failure. Basic maintenance chores can also make future repairs easier. Take the time today to take these simple...
• Renewable Energy Experiments at Home
  on May 11, 2012 in Electric Tips Electricity Home Improvement alternative energy energy home energy experiments renewable energy science kit solar power wind power
  What can you do at home to explore renewable energy? There are many easy, inexpensive, fun ideas you can implement. Here are a few suggestions for renewable energy experiments at home that will give you many hours of enjoyment.
• Solar Panel Incentives – The Door To Cleaner Power Is Open
  on May 7, 2012 in Electric Tips Electricity Home Improvement Solar Power electric federal nj NJ state power renewable energy solar capacity solar energy solar power tax rebates
  There are a number of reasons U.S. consumers are resistant to solar panels. Cost is the number one consideration, as the average cost of installing a residential system is $25,000-$35,000. With generous tax rebates available on the Federal and state...
• Electrical, Solar Power And Energy Issues In New Jersey
  on May 3, 2012 in Electric Tips Electricity Headline Solar Power affordable Atlantic city electric bill green lower price new jersey nj reduce bills solar energy solar power
  Electric bills are getting out of hand throughout New Jersey. Regardless of whether you live in Elizabeth, Jersey City or elsewhere, you are probably paying around $150 in the winter and $300 or more in the summer. That’s a lot of money that you’...
• What Are The 3 Wires Sticking Out Of A Ceiling Light Fixture?
  on Jan 1, 1970
  OK, so you went to Home Depot and picked up a nice new ceiling light fixture. This could be a chandelier, a ceiling fan, a flush mount, a semi-flush mount, or even a sconce. You turned off the power (you did turn off the power, right?) and delica...
• Simple and Cheap Ways To Brighten Your Home Interior
  on Jan 1, 1970
  People have always been very picky when it comes to their home interior decorating. Every part of the home is important and deserves an equal degree of attention. How then can the light switches be ignored? Unassuming as they may seem to be, the l...
• Understanding the Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
  on Jan 1, 1970
  A Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) is a type of electrical outlet that should be installed in certain areas of every home. This outlet looks similar to a traditional outlet, but has two additional buttons in the middle of the unit which should...
• How Electrical Code Changes Effect Your Electrical Contract
  on Jan 1, 1970
  About every 3 years in the state of New Jersey (and on the national level via the NEC), the electrical code changes in some way. This may have an impact on you, your home, and any electrical jobs you may be considering. For example, it used to be t...
• How to Hire a Great Local Contractor and Get Fantastic Value
  on Jan 1, 1970
  Very often, people who are about to hire a local contractor will send the wrong messages before the project even begins. In doing so, they ensure that they will not be getting good value for their money. There are many mistakes that can be made, and...
• Cordless Power Tools vs. Electric Power Tools?
  on Jan 1, 1970
  Power tools in general are a great designed tool that have a lot of uses and are relatively cheap. But when you decide to buy a power tool, how do you know whether to buy cordless or electric? They are both great power tools and it all depends on whe...

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