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Electrical diagnostics expert for over 25 years.
Ask us about your PECO Energy meter and lower utility bills. Want to know more about: apartment metering, adding a separate meter in
order to cut energy costs. Or about energy savings and special devices for your property, money saving claims and ads on the Internet.
Is your power leaking?
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When it comes to your electric meter, we know all there is to know.
Commercial, Industrial, Business Facility, Office Buildings, Apartment Complex
and tenant. |
Ask the Experts about:
Testing your energy meter.
Ways to eliminate waste. Commercial tenant expansion, problems with vandalism,
Two phase, three phase, single phase electrical services splitting up power between tenants. Items that use or save energy such as:
fans, air conditioning,
lighting, attic fans, ventilation equipment, energy efficient
rooftop ventilators, restaurant ventilators, etc. |
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Electricity Savers? New stuff on the web for the electrical box in your home?
Call us about it first.
the payback takes 3 years or more.
You need one per electrical meter outside, one per tenant.
Large energy users, premium racket metering customers, manufacturing companies, Heavy motors, elevators, power plants, heavy equipment.
Weather tight, insulation, solar, panels, home, business,
fire system, Delaware County, Montgomery County, Philadelphia, PA
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Electrical Contractor for all purposes. Commercial Property and Parking lot lighting service. Commercial Property Maintenance,
Electrical Inspection Service and Renovation Contractors.
Electrolytic bank, used to control alternating current power factor
and reduce the cost of electric bills. AC power entering a property is pulsed at 60 time per second (or 60 hertz). These devises
store the electricity between the cycles and supplies the load during the lull period. This technology is in use in large property
with large motors. It is also know as "capacitor banks" and "power factor correction". |
Landlords' duties to repair rental property and to give tenants notice before entering.
To avoid problems with tenants, you should make repairs to rental units as soon as you can. Major problems, such as a plumbing or
heating problem, should be handled within 24 hours. But before entering rented premises to make needed repairs, you must provide advance
notice to the tenant (usually 24 hours). Without advance notice, in most states a landlord or property manager may enter rented premises
only in an emergency, such as a fire or serious water leak.
Landlords' Maintenance Responsibilities Under most state and local laws, you must offer
and maintain housing that satisfies basic habitability requirements, such as adequate weatherproofing, available heat, water and electricity,
and clean, sanitary, and structurally safe premises. Local building or housing codes typically set specific standards, such as the minimum
requirements for light, ventilation, and electrical wiring. Many cities require the installation of smoke detectors in residential units
and specify security measures involving locks and keys. Your local building or housing authority, and health or fire department, can provide
information on local housing codes (and penalties for violations).
Electric Shocks - Wiring
Is the wiring in good condition? Look out for any fraying or if it looks particularly old.
Are there enough plug sockets for your needs or would you be running the risk of overloading the existing sockets? Dodgy Plugs?
Check that the plugs don't overheat when switched on or don't have yellowy stains. Working Lights? Switch on all overhead lighting to
check that it works. Appliances Working? If appliances such as a fridge freezer or oven are included, check that they work.
Electricity and Gas Properly Checked?
By law, all landlords have to carry out annual gas safety inspections with a CORGI registered engineer and provide tenants
with a copy of the Gas Safety Certificate. Gas Attack? Gas appliances can carry the risk of carbon monoxide - test for this by
ensuring that flames burn yellow or orange rather than blue, and look out yellow or brown stains on or around appliances. Some landlords
provide carbon monoxide detectors but this isn't (yet) a legal requirement. A fixed wiring cert is needed for all properties to be let to
4 or more people. Below this, there is no obligation for wiring tests. Any appliances provided by landlords should have a current PAT Test
sticker on the plugs or a cert in the property file. |
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Multi-Tenant Electrical Metering.
Separate Utility Meters for each tenant
by Able Group Inc
Wiring Separations for rental properties.
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