May is National Electrical Safety Month, a time to raise awareness about safe electrical practices. At Cajun Electric, we’re proud to help keep our Baton Rouge community informed and protected. This year’s campaign, led by the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI), emphasizes the importance of lithium-ion battery safety, e-mobility and disaster preparedness.
As the seasons shift, so do the demands on your home’s electrical system. While winter may have put a strain on heaters and holiday lighting, spring signals rising energy use from air conditioners, ceiling fans and outdoor appliances.
When it comes to home or property electrical efficiency, most think about appliances, insulation or HVAC systems. But did you know that updating your outlets and receptacles can also significantly reduce energy waste and improve electrical safety?
Even small upgrades can make a big difference. Here’s why modernizing your outlets is a smart investment for your home or building.
Outlets and receptacles are essential to keeping our homes and businesses running smoothly, but over time, they can wear out or become outdated. If you’ve noticed issues with your outlets or you’re living in an older home or building, it might be time for an upgrade.
Basic electrical maintenance is essential to keep your systems safe and reliable. You just need to know what to look out for. Check out these key signs that it’s time to update your outlets and receptacles.
Electrical safety is crucial in any workplace, even when employees don’t necessarily work with electrical systems and equipment. In fact, 69% of all electrical fatalities involved non-electrical occupations.
Whether operating heavy machinery, using power tools or working in an office, awareness of common electrical hazards is essential for preventing accidents and ensuring a safe work environment. As a team of highly-trained electricians, Cajun Electric prioritizes safety, and we’re here to highlight key electrical hazards to be aware of at work and how to avoid them.