Home Safety Tips

1. Indoor Safety Tips

• GOT IT COVERED

  Always keep outdoor electrical outlets and extension cords protected from getting wet

• CLEAN AND CLEAR

  Always have a clear access to your Electrical panels. (Just) in case of any emergency.

• UNPLUGGED

  Always unplug electrical appliances when not in use particularly heating devices as they might start a fire when left unattended.

• AT ONE POINT OR ANOTHER

  Avoid 'Octopus' Connections. Multiple connections on a single outlet

• NEATLY TUCKED

  Keep all wires and cords Organized, tucked and stored away

• REPLACE ME / LET IT GO

  Always cover exposed wires with appropriate insulation, accidental contact may cause damage or injury.

• THE PERFECT MATCH

  Always use the correct type of plug. Avoid forcing a plug into an outlet that does not fit.

• HIDE AND SEEK

  Avoid placing and running electrical cords under rugs or carpets. Constantly walking on them may damage the insulation.

• IT PAYS TO KNOW

  Always check for the appropriate voltage rating of any electrical appliance before plugging them into any outlet.

• LET THE PROFESSIONALS HANDLE IT

  Have your Electrical System routinely checked and maintained by a Licensed Electrician. **

• THE PERFECT FIT

  Always use the appropriate Size and rating of circuit breakers and fuses.

• NEEDS FIXING

  Replace any damaged or cracked convenience outlets.

• BEFORE USE

  Always check for Breaks, kinks, signs of wear and tear on electrical cords before use.

• NICE AND DRY

  Keep all electrical equipment and devices Far from sinks, showers and tubs.

• CHILD PROOFING

  Place electrical plug covers on outlets especially when there are children around.

• PROPER HANDLING

  Always pull from the plug and not the cord.