Whether you need a Industrial ELECTRICIAN or commercial ELECTRICIANS you can rely on WCI Electric for quick and efficient solutions at cost-effective rates.
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3088 El Camino Real Unit 2 Santa Clara, CA 95051
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(408) 242 2069
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info@wcielectric.com
Electrical Panel Upgrade: A Guide
An electrical panel is a box built into a wall outside your building. Inside the panel, you can find all the breaker switches. The International Association of Certified Home Inspectors suggests that you routinely check your electrical panel, even if it doesn’t need any significant fixes. Specifically, you must check for scorching and rust signs, both of which indicate a damaged system.
While you should have a routine to maintain your electrical panel, some conditions are vital that you upgrade it. Here’s a guide for that.
Why Should You Upgrade Your Electrical Panel?
You must replace your electrical panel after every 25 years. Therefore, if your property was made 25 years back, it’s time for an electrical panel upgrade. Moreover, there are some key signs that you must look out for which will tell you when your electrical panel is out of date.
Faulty Wiring
When your office’s safety is concerned, ensuring proper wiring is paramount. According to the National Fire Protection Association, faulty wiring ranks among the top causes of electrical fires. Typically, it’s the old wiring that develops a fault. However, having a regular inspection conducted by a licensed electrician can help you identify any emerging issues. If you notice the following signs, there’s a chance that there’s a wiring issue in your commercial facility:
Installation of New Appliances
If you plan on installing new appliances in your office, you need to upgrade your electric panel. For instance, if you want to install a new data server or an air conditioner, you may require a panel upgrade. It’s because your old panel wouldn’t have the capacity to provide enough power to the appliance, and the breaker will keep tripping.
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