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Let’s take a closer look at what ground-fault is, and how GFCIs (ground fault circuit interrupters) are used to keep us safe from electric current.
A21 vs A19 LED Light Bulbs. Many household LED light bulbs are made in a larger A21 size instead of the standard A19, but why? Find out in this week's post!
Inrush current is the increased load demand caused by a device as it starts. Learn about what inrush current is and ways to prevent it in this article.
What Appliances Use the Most Energy? Have you been getting high electricity bills? These appliances cost the most money to run.
Traditionally, streets have been illuminated by high-pressure sodium lamps, but LEDs are quickly becoming the go to choice. Read why in this article.
Propagating lilies from a bulb is fairly simple, and cloning can help to speed up the spread of a slowly propagating plant. Learn how in this post.
In The Evolution of Artificial Lighting Part 3, we go over 20th century modern lighting and the development of halogen, compact fluorescent, and LED lights!
It's time to trick out your bicycle with LED tape light. All you need are a few tools to bring a little light to your bike. Read more in this post.
Can your LED bug light keep your nighttime activities pest-free? Let's talk about how insects relate to LED light bulbs.
Whether you’re lighting a hobby project or installing a new home fixture, any electrical project will eventually call for splicing. Learn how in this post.
In The Evolution of Artificial Lighting Part 2, we discuss early electrical lighting in the 19th century through the invention of the first incandescent bulb!
From power strip overload, to “daisy chaining,” to excessive cord length, there are several limitations that are associated with the use of power strips.
