FAQ - ELECTRICAL SOLUTIONS

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Part of the electrical system is the grounding system. This system has a high importance in protecting the user from electrical shock while operating the defenses that are usually found in the power panel.

When there is an issue of electrocution from electrical appliances, most times it is as a result of a problem with the grounding system.

Consult an electrician and consider testing the electrical system in general and the grounding system in particular.

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The electrical panel is the center of the electricity system, to which all the electrical conductors that feed the electricity consumers connect.

The electrical panel contains electrical, electromechanical components. These components may sometimes be buzzing, indicating a malfunction or faulty accessory in the electrical panel.

Sometimes there is a noise that sounds like a hum, but in fact, this buzz is a loose touch that can cause heat to the electrical panel and fire.

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Burning odor from the outlet can be when the screws connecting the conductors are not tight and thus create a loose contact that causes the nearby plastic to warm up.

Burning odor from the outlet can also be due to the fact that the socket is not suitable for the current flowing through it, such as a 15-amp outlet attached to an electric circuit board of 20 amperes. This can be due to the lack of professionalism of an electrician and sometimes human error.