Glenn's Electric LLC

11/07/2023

The Revelation Prophecy Chart is an easy to use fold out guide through the events that occur in the book of Revelation. Events are listed according to chapter in the book of Revelation, and you will see how they fit into the end-times calendar. Also included are two informative articles by Dr. Jerem...

07/27/2023

07/17/2023

The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn Roe v Wade has given us a historic opportunity. And we cannot afford to shrink from this moment. Now that the ruling has been announced, the battle for life will return to the states. But the laws and needs of each state vary. And the American ...

12/31/2016

Happy New Year!

12/05/2016

Many Americans decorate their homes as part of their winter holiday celebrations. More than 60% of those who decorate their homes for the holiday utilize at least one extension cord. While holiday lighting and electrical decorations do contribute to the splendor of the season, they can also significantly increase the risk of fires and electrical injuries if not used safely. Here are 10 holiday safety tips:

1) Always buy electrical equipment that displays a label indicating it has undergone independent testing by a nationally recognized testing laboratory such as Underwriters Laboratories (UL).

2) Be sure to buy decorations according to your intended use outdoors or indoors.

3) When using an extension cord, select a cord that is long enough to meet your needs. Never attempt to extend the length of an extension cord by connecting it with another extension cord. Match power needs (amperage) of electrical products with amperage rating of extension cords.

4) Never nail or staple cords to the wall or baseboard which can damage the wire insulation.

5) Never remove the ground pin (the third prong) to make a three-prong plug fit a two-prong outlet.

6) Make sure all outdoor electrical outlets are GFCI protected.

7) Place your tree at least 3 feet away from all heat sources, including fireplaces, radiators, and space heaters.

8) Avoid using candles when possible. Consider using battery-operated candles in place of traditional candles.

9) Never use lighted candles on a tree or near other greenery.

10) Strings of lights and garland are staples of holiday decorating, but they can also pose a strangulation hazard. They should never be used as playthings.

Enjoy your holiday decorating.

11/15/2016

Just another beautiful day in the office!

Epiphany Station

www.glennselectricllc.com

11/11/2016

According to Article 406 and 210 of the 2014 NEC (National Electrical Code), when replacing the outlets in your home, they are required to be AFCI protected if they are located in your family room, dinning room, living room, parlor, library, den, sunroom, recreation room, closet, hallway, kitchen, or laundry. If you need any additional information on AFCI protection get in touch with us at: [email protected] or give us a call at (218) 689-3763

11/07/2016

Everything you need to know before you work around the wires in your home.

11/04/2016

Just a friendly reminder to turn your clocks back one hour Saturday Night! We wouldn't want you to miss out on an extra hour of sleep and show up for work too early on Monday morning! :)