10 Shocking Facts About Electrical Safety by ESA

This year in Ontario, roughly 2,000 people will end up in the emergency room because of an electrical injury. And more than three quarters of these cases will be urgent. Sadly, some people will die from electrical contact and it can happen any time. Learn how to spot potential electrical risks and how to avoid them to keep your family and home safe. Watch this video to learn more and go to www.esasafe.com for more information.

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Good informative video.Thank you

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Thanks this is great for my customers to see

[@CaptainElectricPickering]

Great video, and great information. Infographic design looks really nice!

[@potatoehugger3276]

so if the rubber part of my charger is ripped but the wiring inside is still fine is there a chance of fire or any dangers?

[@petergribben7294]

Very useful for my Science class - short and to the point. Thanks

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Thanks!

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Ok I will sure to remember that thank you for telling me that

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thanx

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Anything that helps to cut that casualty rate has to be good

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Yes.

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+Misterlegacy Agreed.

[@Appo47]

Now I'm too scared to take up electronics as a hobby

[@Doctony99]

Appo47 don't worry, in this video it is explained that the current that flows through the civil circuits is dangerous but the current that flows inside electronic devices is not too dangerous for us. So you can do your hobby

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Lol, nothing new here

[@johnathansmith3819]

These "statistics" are - somehow - like some Scientific News: "Craters in the Moon have a slope of 32 degrees". Really? All I perceive - trough Contractors is that "It is not up to Code", but seldom any of them provides - while actually doing any repair - copies or data FROM the Electrical Code. For instance, GFCIs and AFCIs; they never submit to your reading, understanding and/or evaluation, quotes o the Code concerning these, which have a subjective - not objective - "interpretation". Another one: Inspector's fees and actual visitation is only perfunctory. You pay for it, the Inspector does not come: he trusts the Contractor. Really? Why do we have to pay, then? In my opinion, ESA has turned into a Religion, with a Holy Book - the Code - its Acolytes - the Inspectors - and its Ten Commandments: The Holy Code. The intention might have been noble; its actual practice, a burocratic nightmare, empowering people with little knowledge of electricity, but well documented one in the Code. All for a $120.00 fee. We replaced knowledge with certification. Bad.