1. Electrical Short Circuit

A short circuit occurs when there is a lack of maintenance or proper care of electrical appliances. It can be caused by damaged or broken electrical appliances or by careless use. It can also be caused by plugging in electrical appliances that are not strong or have low efficiency, causing the electric current to not be limited and causing a short circuit.
 

Prevention

1.1 Maintenance of electrical appliances

– Regularly inspect electrical appliances for abnormal conditions.

– Perform maintenance according to the manufacturer's instructions.

– Do not allow electrical appliances to operate unnecessarily.
 

1.2 Using quality plugs and equipment

– Use plugs with solid pins and pins in good condition.

– Do not use plugs with broken or broken electrical wires.

– Choose standard and quality equipment.
 

1.3 Electrical System Inspection

– Regularly inspect the electrical system in your home.

– Repair or fix the problem immediately if you find any abnormal conditions.
 

2. Damaged electrical appliances

Damaged electrical appliances can cause heat that can cause a fire or explosion. In addition, appliances that are left untreated can also be the cause of this problem.
 

Prevention

2.1 Careless use

– Careless use of electrical appliances to prevent overheating

– Do not leave electrical appliances operating without control

2.2 Inspection and repair
 

– Check electrical appliances regularly

– Repair or replace damaged equipment

2.3 Proper storage of equipment

– Place equipment in a storage area that is free from humidity and at a suitable temperature

– Do not leave equipment in a place that may cause overheating

Electrical safety is important to prevent accidents that may occur from electrical short circuits or damaged electrical equipment. Following the steps and being careful can greatly reduce the risk, whether it is checking electrical equipment regularly or using electrical equipment carelessly to keep our homes safe and free from unexpected accidents.