Neutral Bar With Two Wires in One Hole
Two neutral wires under one screw or in one slot on the neutral bar of an electrical panel is a safety concern.
Electrical Panels
Wire clamps – bushings & connectors
Protecting electrical wires from sharp metal edges is easy to do with...
Why Screws With Sharp Points Holding Electrical Panel Cover On Can Be Dangerous
Sharp points on a screw in a electrical panel can easily pierce the insulation on a wire. A quick fix is...
Rusted and Corroded Electrical Panels – Check The Inside of These Panels
Water and electricity do not mix well, so when a panel is rusted or corroded; maintenance, review or replacement may be wise.
Knock-outs Missing In Electrical Panels is Hazardous But Easy to Correct
Knock-outs missing in electrical panels are hazardous but easy to correct.
Rodent or nest in electrical panels
It is amazing how rodents can get into an electrical panel. Keeping rodents, bees and and other vermin out of an electrical panel is wise.
Neutral bar grounded at sub panel
In most instances a sub-panel should not have the Neutral bar grounded to the sub-panel, The good news is that it easy to fix by...
Electrical Panel Covers – Hinges, Screws and Latch Parts
The most common part of an electrical panel to go missing is one or two of the hinges, also...
Missing Electrical Panel Covers Create A Number of Safety Hazards
All missing panel covers need to be replaced. The covers protect the electrical components of the panel and provides safety.
“Dead Front” Covers Missing on Electrical Panels is Serious
Can you guess how the panel cover called a "Dead Front" cover got its name?
Access to Electrical Panels is a Safety Concern
Should you need to get to the electrical panel to reset a breaker, or shut off the power if there are smoking or sparking electrical wires, then access is very important.
