Home Electrical Hazard Detection
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Discover Electrical Problems Before they happen.

CurrentSAFE® 'Looks Behind the Walls' to prevent electrical problems before they become an emergency.

               
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

• Why Do My Lights Dim When the Air Conditioner Turns On?    
- Why Do My Breakers Trip?   
- How Can You Check The Wiring Behind My Walls?   
- Can This Service Detect Problems In Outlets or Light Fixtures?   
- Do You Fix Problems When You Find Them?    
- What Happens If You Find A Critical Problem Ready To Cause A Fire?   
- What Happens If CurrentSAFE® Finds Code Violations?   
- Our Electric Panel Has Fuses, Do We Need To Replace It?   
- How Can I Reduce My Electric Bill?   
- Can You Find An Electrical Short In My Home?   
- Will My Insurance Carrier Give Me A Break On My Homeowners Policy?   
- I Have Knob & Tube Wiring, Do I Have To Replace It?   
- What Is A Ground Fault Interrupter?   

An electrical shock prevention device.

GFI electrical outlets and breakers constantly monitor the power flowing through them, sensing even a 0.5 millivolt change in current and shutting off the power to the outlet.
The National Electric Code requires that all residences shall have GFI protection in bathrooms, kitchens, unfinished basements, garages, outdoor outlets and all other areas. These devices are also required in areas which can be exposed to water. Detailed guidelines of installation locations can be found in the National Electric Code.
Carefully replace GFI outlets! If they are wired incorrectly, the "Test" button may work but power can still be flowing through the outlet.

- Is An Arc Fault Circuit Breaker The Same As A GFI Beaker?   
- How Many Smoke Detectors Do I Need In My Home?   
- How Does CurrentSAFE® Test Smoke Detectors?   
- What Type Of Smoke Detector Should I Buy?   
- Are There Requirements For Installing Smoke Detectors?