Blogs in September 2016

Renewable power stations and advances in related technology are expected to continue to grow strongly across the U.S. in the coming decade and beyond as the country attempts to supply more and more of its electricity needs from sustainable sources. Dubbed “a new era of energy exploration” by...Continue Reading

When most people think of childproofing their home, their minds jump to childproof outlets. The National Fire Protection Association stated that approximately 2,400 children suffer from shock and burns each year from electric outlets. However, childproof outlets are only the beginning to...Continue Reading

Part of September’s self-improvement month involves recharging. No, not your phone or tablet, but yourself.  Today, we are so caught up in our technology that sometimes we forget to put it down and enjoy the things around us.  Taking a vacation isn’t something that all of us can do on a whim, so...Continue Reading

In celebration of Baby Safety Month this September, 2016, you may be considering adding childproof outlets to your home. A life and property-saving device, these...Continue Reading

Here at Mr. Electric, we want to make sure that you stay safe this fall and winter when it comes to your generator. You can’t control the weather, but you can control your generator. Here is a checklist to help keep you and your family safe if your power goes out this season:

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In this day and age, more people than not have smartphones and tablets.  With the majority of the people holding these small computers in their pockets, there is also some new etiquette that goes with this that didn’t exist 10 years ago.

Really be Social

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Hiking? Trade show? Long flight? Concerned about communications capabilities in the event of a power outage or in the event of roadside emergencies? You need backup. Battery backup - available in a wide variety of portable charger forms, from portable phone chargers to backup and on-site...Continue Reading