When and Where You Should Not Use Extension Cords
There are more don’ts than dos when it comes to using extension cords. This article will give you information about using them and the considerations you need to make while using them so that you can keep the dangers at bay. Read https://bit.ly/2AhqTYl
There are more don’ts than dos when it comes to using extension cords. This article will give you information about using them and the considerations you need to make while using them so that you can keep the dangers at bay. Read https://bit.ly/2AhqTYl
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untangling it. The best way to avoid it would be wrapping the cord around a<br />
reel whenever you use it. But even if you do that sometimes, you might find<br />
the cord loosely hanging on a nail or lying across the floor. One more<br />
problem with a long extension cord is that it is vulnerable to damage given<br />
the length <strong>and</strong> area it covers. If the extension cord is damaged, it can cause<br />
fire hazards.<br />
Distance Considerations<br />
The name ‘extension’ Power <strong>Cords</strong> itself reveals its ability to extend.<br />
However, even if you think that they can always do what they’re supposed<br />
to do, there are times when you should refrain from using them. This<br />
depends on the distance <strong>and</strong> how far the appliance is. Usually, the thicker<br />
the cord is, the longer its length is (length of 150 for the thickest cord).<br />
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