Wiring diagram of a simple Fluorescent light

By Ah Pek | Jul 2, 2007

We can wire up a simple fluorescent light all by ourselves without the need to buy the whole set which comes with some dull metal casings that we see in most homes. You can buy all the [parts individually from most electrical shops. This is especially useful for aquarium covers where you can’t accommodate the [...]

How to extend a new Socket Outlet.

By Ah Pek | Jun 28, 2007

The switch socket outlets or commonly referred to as a plug by most of us is the easiest extension that anyone can do in the house. It just involves connecting 3 wires from one socket to another. Of course if you want it to look neat and nice, you will have to make an extra [...]

What are surge protectors.

By Ah Pek | Jun 23, 2007

A surge protector is different from a voltage regulator. The voltage regulator that you use for you computers is a device that regulates inconsistent voltages caused by heavy usage in and around your area. This occurrences happens mostly in densely populated areas or areas where there are lots of factories or workshops that guzzles up [...]

How to safely upgrade your electrical supply.

By Ah Pek | Jun 18, 2007

The main cause of fires due electrical faults is overloading. By default, JBE, the electrical authorities, only approves 30 amps usage for every household. If there is any additional extensions, the occupants are required to apply for an upgrade. Normally you will be required to pay additional deposits after the upgrade. The most common addition [...]

Can an Instant Water Heater Actually Kill You

By Ah Pek | Jun 15, 2007

There has been many cases reported that people have been fatally electrocuted while bathing and the blame was put on the instant water heater that they have been using. As a guy who has been in contact with the electrical trade for more than 20 years, I don’t think the actual culprit is the water [...]

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