⚠️ Are your outlets working overtime?

Circuit overloads occur when too many devices draw power from a single circuit, exceeding its capacity. This episode discusses how using high-demand devices, like space heaters or dryers, can lead to such overloads, especially in homes with 15 amp circuits.

We explore the differences between 15, 20, and 30 amp circuits and the risks of using appliances that exceed these limits, emphasizing the importance of matching your appliance's power needs with the appropriate circuit to prevent hazards such as melted outlets.

⚠️ Are your outlets working overtime? Overloaded electrical circuits are a hidden danger in many homes — and they can lead to serious fire hazards. 🔥

On the latest Check A Pro Radio Show, we’re talking about how to spot the warning signs, protect your home, and when to call in a licensed electrician. 🧰

Don't wait for sparks to fly — tune in now to keep your home and family safe!

🎧 Listen on your favorite podcast app or at CheckAPro.com

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