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Free Electrical Answers
By MaRoSteph

I am a retired electrical contractor and my hope is to give everyone a better
understanding of electricity and the electrical trade.
 The objective of this free service is to make the material on this web site
basic enough so that everyone can understand. If your looking for actual wiring
information than your in the wrong place. For your own safety and the safety of
others you would be much better off having a local licensed electrician come in
and do your wiring. True there is cost involved, but what price can you put on
your home and the people in it.



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Some F.A.Q.



 * How hard is it to become an electrician?
 * When is it time to call an electrician?
 * How do I find a good electrician?
 * What is a bonded electrician?
 * What size service do I install in my home?
 * Where do you put G.F.I.'s?
 * Can you use a G.F.I. in an ungrounded outlet?
 * How much should I attempt on my own?
 * Do I need to spend all this money?
 * How many outlets should I have in each room?
 * How should outlets be installed in a kitchen area?
 * Where do you install smoke detectors?
 * How safe is Aluminum wire?
 * How can I save money on my electric bill?
 * Should the ground lug on a receptacle be up or down?
 * How is electricity produced in a circuit?
 * What is the neutral wire?
 * Why isolate the neutral in a sub panel?
 * What is a ground rod?
 * What size generator should I get?
 * Why do you need a transfer switch on a generator?
 * What is power factor?
 * What is the National Electric Code?
 * How can you stop static electricity?
 * What causes lights to dim?
 * What are Harmonics?
 * What is an AFCI? (Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter)

Click Here. If you would like to see all the answers to the above questions on
one page.



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When buying a home check electrical. Buying a home with inadequate wiring can
end up costing the buyer thousands of dollars. If you hire a quality home
inspector you should be all right, but here are a few suggestions that might
help. You can also have an input, If you have some advice on what to look for
when buying a home.

Safety Tips. For some tips on what to look for to prevent safety hazards, check
out this web page.

Link to this Site. Add this site to your Web Site.

Electrician Finder. If You're Looking for an Electrician or Electrical
Contractor you came to the right place! Over 60,000 to choose from! Search by
Area Code, Zip (Postal) Code or Name.

Search This Site. If you cant find what your looking for, try this search box.



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There are some great home improvement links on this page but this web site does
not support any actual electrical wiring information given on these sites.

Electric-Find.com...Gateway to the Electrical Industry.

ePanorama.net...This is one of the best electronics and electrical information
Web Sites on the Internet.

How Stuff Works...Have you ever wondered how that DVR works, or how that solar
panel works. This is the place to find out how everything works.

Als Home Improvement Center...Your online source for home improvement-How To do
it yourself Remodel, Re-decorating,and Repair.

Electricians Networks...Find a licensed electrician for your electrical project.
All of the contractors provide free estimates.



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[ Safety I Search this Site I Links I Glossary I Basics I F.A.Q. I Lights I
Ohms-Law I Basic Circuits I Wattage Tables I Appliance Calculator I Link to this
site ]

 This page was not intended to encourage electrical work to be performed by
unauthorized persons. The only intent is to give advice on what should be done
by qualified persons only.

MaRoSteph. The word MaRoSteph was taken from the first names of my three
children.



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