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• Electrical work around the home
• Safety switches
  • What is a safety switch?
  • How do safety switches work?
  • Why do I need a safety switch?
  • How do I know if I have a safety switch?
  • Which switch is which?
  • How do I get a safety switch?
  • Safety switches and domestic rental properties
  • Safety switches at your work
• Using generators
  • General do's and don'ts
  • Portable generators
  • Permanently connected generators
  • Powering appliances safely
• Electricity around water

• Working around electricity

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Living around electricity

Living safely with electricity
Interactive education program for Grades 1-3

Electrical work around the home
Important things to know about electricity in the home

Safety switches
What are safety switches, how do they work, do you need one

Using generators
General information on generators including portable and permanently connected generators

Electricity around water
How to ensure electrical safety when you have electricity near water

Last updated 14 August 2008

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