Spring is one of the best times to spruce up your home and do a little remodeling. If you are like most homeowners, then you have allowed your to-do list to grow over the winter, and spring is your first opportunity to add your new room or expand your garage. To maximize your remodeling efforts, we recommend that your upgrade your electrical system in the process

Now encroaching into Post-Graduate territory, the 20+ year-old student has a more refined set of needs. Cool isn’t a requirement as much as function. The grad student is faced with the problem of desperately wanting to be a sophisticated adult, but is hindered by full schedules and mounting education costs. Be a hero by giving your favorite 20-something student a gift that acknowledges this new phase of their life:

So many people consider a condo or  apartment their home, yet traditional Generators For Condos and apartments have been banned by many of these facilities and homeowner associations because of pollution, noise, and limited space.  This has left condo residents at the mercy of the often unstable power supply, and requires them to simply make due with candles and flashlights while they wait for power to come back on in the event of a failure. This doesn’t need to be the case anymore with information on Generators For Condos by renewable energy/Emergency Electrician, ElectricMan Inc.

Indoor Generators For Condos have now become available to make it easy for condo and apartment residents to make sure they have the safety and security of an emergency backup power system without breaking any rules, dealing with messy fuels, or causing any pollution! This is a huge step forward not only for providing reliable electricity during an outage and maintaining comfort in your home, but it also allows peace of mind, especially if you rely on home medical equipment to maintain your health, knowing that you never have to be without power. Whether it’s because of a common power grid failure, or even a natural disaster that leave millions without power every year, you can rest easy knowing that you no longer have to go without safe reliable backup power just because you are subject to rules about Generators For Condos from your homeowner association.

You may find yourself thinking, “But I don’t have room in my condo for a bulky generator!”, but you might be surprised. Contrary to traditional bulky generators, the Indoor Generator is custom made for you to fit your available space and looks more like a stylish piece of furniture than an emergency power supply. Available in many colors and styles, one of these Generators For Condos can replace a side table, TV stand, or simply be a small decorative cabinet in the corner of your room or outdoors on your patio, going unnoticed while standing by to give you instantaneous relief when the power fails while your neighbors search for their candles and flashlights.

With Generators For Condos by renewable energy/Emergency Electrician, ElectricMan Inc. the only thing you may have to worry about when you use generators for condos, is the unexpected visitors that you may receive when your condo neighbors realize that the power is out, and you are still watching TV! But who doesn’t love meeting their neighbors?

To learn more about Generators For Condos, and other services from renewable energy/Emergency Electrician, ElectricMan Inc. visit our website at www.electricmaninc.com or give us a call at 972-792-7270!

By Clarissa Allison | January 30th, 2015

RAB Lighting’s rectangular shaped LED Future Flood lights are designed to replace Metal Halide lights. The patent pending airflow technology ensures a long LED and driver lifespan. These fixtures are used for building facade lighting, sign lighting, LED landscape lighting and instant-on security lighting.  Following are the specs on the FFLED39 fixture.

LED Info Watts: 39

Color Temp: 5100k

Color Accuracy: 68 L70

Lifespan: 50,000 LM79

Lumens: 2,991

Efficacy: 66 LPW

Driver Info Type: Constant Current 120V: 0.4 A 208V: 0.25 A 240V: 0.22 A 277V: 0.19 A

5 Year Warranty

This cutting edge fixture comes complete with three multi-chip, 13Watt high performance LEDs.  It contains superior heat sinking ability with external Air-Flow fins. In electronic systems, a heat sink is a passive heat exchanger that cools a device by dissipating heat into the surrounding medium. It has high-temperature silicone gaskets, and a chip and fade resistant powder coat finish.

Your light will also have a heavy-duty mounting arm with an O ring seal and a stainless steel screw to aid in easy installation. The fixture is suitable for mounting within 1.2M(4FT) of the ground.  Its UL Lighting also makes it suitable for wet locations.

RAB LED products exceed industry standards for chromatic stability. RAB’s range of CCT (Correlated Color Temperature) follows the guidelines of the American National Standard for (SSL) Products, ANSI C78.377-2008. RAB LED luminaires have been tested by an independent laboratory and have received the Department of Energy Lighting Facts label.   The FFLED39 complies with California Title 24 building and electrical codes.

GFCI stands for ground fault circuit interrupters. This specific type of outlet can help prevent most electrocutions, and are even required in homes near sinks such as those in the kitchen or bathroom. GFCI outlets measure the current flowing out of the outlet and back. If the values vary, even slightly, the outlet with shut down any transfer of electricity. This has saved thousands of lives over the last 40 years. It’s very easy and quick to have an electrician go through your home and replace standard outlets with life-saving GFCI outlets.

If you’ve ever had children, you know how important outlet covers are in the home. While they may not be necessary all the time in a home with only adults, there are many other reasons besides children that these covers come in handy. Outlet covers are simply pieces of plastic that fit into outlets to protect anything from making contact with the available electric current. These covers protect children from putting their fingers in outlets, dogs and cats from licking them, and help prevent the rare accident as well. Pick some up at your local hardware store.

If you’ve ever opened up a light switch panel, you’ve probably seen simple situations that have three wires. One wire is the hot wire which carries electricity to the outlet. The other hot wire is only hot when the switch is activated and carries the electricity to a light or appliance. The third wire is the ground wire. More often than not, especially in older houses, this third ground wire may not be attached to anything. It’s important to make sure this ground wire is properly installed to the switch to avoid things shorting out or electrical fires.

Perhaps your house was originally built without air conditioning or you have added a full laundry room onto your home that wasn’t there when the house was built. If that’s the case, you may have outgrown your home’s electrical panel without realizing it. Adding high energy use appliances can easy place an extra toll on your electrical panel. The best way to know this is if your lights flicker when you start an appliance or you have a breaker regularly flip. It’s time to call an electrician if you think this may be the case.