Tet is a special occasion, an occasion when everyone gathers together to clean and decorate their houses. Decorating the house and garden for Tet is an important task that everyone and every family is eager to do every year. The Lunar New Year of At Ty is approaching, many families in the province have invested in purchasing and installing decorative lighting systems in their family's yard.
On the occasion of Lunar New Year, many families decorate their houses with LED lights and decorative lights.
Every time Tet comes, many families often use LED lights and decorative flashing lights to decorate their houses more brightly and brightly with the wish to welcome a new spring of peace and happiness. However, if they do not understand and are not careful in the installation and use process, it is very possible that these colorful decorative lighting systems will bring unpredictable disasters to the homeowner. The use of decorative lights such as: flashing bulbs hanging on trees in front of and inside the house; lights hanging on the porch, flagpole; flashing lights decorating the gate... can lead to electrical safety risks.
Viet Tri City is a locality where many people use decorative lighting systems to celebrate Tet. It is worth noting that the weather at the end of the year is humid, so the connection and installation of the power source must be done carefully.
Mr. Tran Huy San - Head of the Operation Team, Viet Tri Electricity recommends: “To ensure electrical safety in households, decorative lighting systems need to be hung high in dry, clean locations; electrical outlets need to be carefully covered and protected to limit electrical leakage causing electric shock or fire. People need to choose decorative lights from reputable units, should not buy products of unknown origin, poor quality goods. People installing electrical equipment must have certain knowledge and skills about electricity; the connection and use of electrical equipment must be carried out carefully, strictly following instructions and safety measures; if not clear, people should hire professional workers to install to avoid unfortunate incidents”.
Phu Tho Electricity Company staff propagate and guide people to use electricity safely.
The electricity industry also recommends that people should not erect flagpoles or decorative poles in or on both sides of the high-voltage grid safety corridor, and should not violate the safety distance. In addition to urban areas and towns, people in rural areas also tend to use decorative electrical systems during Tet. However, if they do not understand electricity and are careless during installation and use, unfortunate electrical accidents may occur. In the process of installing decorative lighting systems incorrectly, not ensuring technical standards and lacking safety measures, it is easy to cause short circuits and electrical leaks. People should also note that they should not turn on the decorative electrical system all day, which can overload the equipment. In addition to checking the decorative lighting system, to ensure electrical safety, people also need to check the electrical system after the family's meter to promptly replace wires and electrical equipment after the meter such as: Circuit breakers, fuses, circuit breakers... if the technical factors are not guaranteed.
Comrade Hoang Thanh Binh - Director of Cam Khe Electricity said: "Cam Khe Electricity regularly organizes propaganda, consultation, and guidance for people on electrical safety and fire and explosion prevention due to electricity. Especially during the Lunar New Year, we have increased the implementation of recommendations for people. Previously, the unit mobilized cadres and employees to conduct general inspections, review, and promptly prevent violations of the power grid safety corridor. Coordinate with authorities at all levels to propagate on the radio system to each residential area, increase the posting of articles on electrical safety propaganda posted on websites and social networks...".
Ha An
Source: https://baophutho.vn/dam-bao-an-toan-dien-khi-lap-dat-den-trang-tri-don-tet-227022.htm
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