This article will focus on some of the National Electrical Code requirements and common problems being experienced in the field today for high-voltage installations.
CSA International has investigated several fires over the years that were apparently caused by improperly installed electric sauna heaters.
How do we stop people from killing themselves? In particular, how do we stop teenage boys from climbing high voltage transmission towers like this one?
An assured equipment grounding conductor program (AEGCP) is a method of protection for personnel against ground-fault current flow through the body.
CSA International recently investigated an incident involving in-wall electric heaters and the results of this probe are worth revisiting.
A variety of GFCI’s for temporary wiring are available, including portable and plug-in types and circuit-breaker types, types built into attachment plug caps, and receptacle types.
This article will review some basic principles of the path of least resistance and discuss how this current flow relates to electrical safety.
Each additional cable, whether installed as a separate attachment or installed by overlashing on an existing cable, adds mechanical load to the poles.
Usually, good grounding and bonding methods and isolation of data processing equipment from sources of transient voltage interference and electrical noise are the easiest and best ways to correct transient voltages and electrical noise problems, or to prevent them from happening in the first place.