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Great Services We Provide!
- Install Recessed Lighting with
No Drywall Damage
- Install New Outlets
- Troubleshooting Faulty Circuits
- Custom Flat Screen TV
Installations
- Replacing GFCI Receptacles &
Breakers
- Surge Protection Systems &
Warranty
- 240V GFI Dedicated Hot Tub
Circuits
- Complete Electrical Inspections
- Security Motion & Flood
Lighting
- Upgrade Your Electrical Panel
- Ceiling Fan and Lighting
Installations
- Rewire & Remodel Your Home
- Install Hardwired 120V Smoke
Detectors
- Install Recessed Lighting with
No Drywall Damage
- Install New Outlets
- Troubleshooting Faulty Circuits
- Custom Flat Screen TV
Installations
- Replacing GFCI Receptacles &
Breakers
- Surge Protection Systems &
Warranty
- 240V GFI Dedicated Hot Tub
Circuits
- Complete Electrical Inspections
- Security Motion & Flood
Lighting
- Upgrade Your Electrical Panel
- Ceiling Fan and Lighting
Installations
- Rewire & Remodel Your Home
- Install Hardwired 120V Smoke
Detectors
| Monday - Saturday 8:30 am - 6:00 pm |
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The electrical panel is the heart of any electrical system. It distributes the breaker. Breakers trip when a circuit draws to much power. It is important that the breaker be the right size for the circuit it protects. Warm breakers, buzzing, or constantly tripping breakers are signs of trouble in your panel. It is important to maintain and check your electrical panel regularly to prevent major damage. Thrasher Electric technicians perform panel checks on every service call and provide maintenance. We look for signs of wear and tighten all your connections. Is your panel overloaded? The modern home is full of high tech and high power electronics and appliances that the original home builder may not have anticipated. Subsequently, many older homes with original panels are overloaded and present a major fire risk. Thrasher Electric technicians use a special meter to "load test" every suspect panel and heat guns to check panel temperatures. Overloaded panels generate heat before they short or burn which helps us catch problems before they become dangerous and costly. |
| Are Federal Pacific or Zinsco panels safe? No, Federal Pacific panels were installed by the thousands in the 1970's and 80's. Unfortunately, the Federal Pacific design (copied by Zinsco) was faulty and overloaded circuit breakers fail or melt instead of "tripping." This led to many house fires, a class action law suit, and eventually bankruptcy for the company. Many of these dangerous panels are still in use throughout Metro Atlanta. For more information on the dangers of these obsolete panels click on one of the following links. Federal Pacific or Zinsco |
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