How Fan Convector Heaters Backup Heat for Heat Pumps, explained by an El Cajon air conditioning expert
 Fan convector heater units are used as a main building heat source or as a backup heat source where a heat pump is installed (combining…
Why are Electrical Wires Called Hot, Neutral, or Ground Wires? An Electrician in Fontana Helps us Identify.
 Hot and even live electrical wires refer to wires that are connected to a source of electrical power. The hot or live wire in residential…
The Components of a Low Voltage Lighting System, Explained by an Ontario Electrician.
The components of a low voltage lighting system and electrical wiring were installed in some homes beginning in about 1946’s. This system was popular and…
Unusual Noises From the Air Conditioning System Explained by a San Diego Air Conditioning Pro.
If you hear unusual noise at the air conditioning system, these compressor sounds could indicate the need for a simple service and adjustment requirement. But…
8 Climate Zones and 8 Indoor Air Conditioning Strategies That you Should Consider if you Live in Escondido.
  Evaporative coolers, also called “swamp coolers” rely on the evaporation of water to cool building air, rather than the movement of a refrigerant through cooling…
How to Find the Size and Age of Your Air Conditioning Equipment
Have you ever needed to know the size and age of your air conditioning equipment? Depending on the age and equipment manufacturer the format…
The Poway Air Conditioning Rule of Thumb
The cooling capacity of an air conditioning system in Poway is expressed in BTU’s or tons. One ton of cooling capacity equals 12,000 BTU’s/hour…
Emergency Toilet Overflow Rescue Procedure – how to stop a toilet from overflowing
If the toilet is about to overflow here is what you do to prevent sewage from running over the toilet bowl and onto the floor:…
How Much Electricity Does An Air Conditioner Use Per Hour?
How much electricity our air conditioner uses per hour is easy to calculate. Let’s assume that the data tag on our air conditioner says…
San Diego Electrician: How many Watts can a typical household electrical circuit provide?
San Diego electrician explain that with 15-Amp 120V electrical circuits: typical U.S. 120V household electrical circuit uses #14 gauge copper wire and is protected (and…