Safety rules for the operation of electrical equipment!
Modern residential
buildings and apartments are equipped with a multitude of various useful electrical appliances. However,
improper or careless use of electrical appliances can lead to disaster.
To protect yourself and your family from fire, it is necessary to take preventive measures to enhance fire safety and adhere to safety regulations:
- before using an electrical appliance, carefully read its operating instructions;
- regularly clean the dust from the back of the refrigerator;
- to prevent electrical appliances from igniting due to voltage surges and fluctuations in the network, use surge protectors;
- place electric heating appliances, including irons and electric stoves, on a non-combustible surface.
When operating electrical equipment, it is prohibited:
- to overload the electrical network. The fewer electrical appliances operating simultaneously, the safer it is;
- to use non-factory (homemade) protective devices (wire twists, "jumpers") instead of automatic fuses and calibrated fuse inserts for electrical network protection;
- to operatewires and cables with damaged or degraded insulation;- use homemade electric heaters for heating, drying, and cooking purposes;
- place flammable materials near electrical appliances (TV, refrigerator, heaters, etc.);
- leave electrical appliances connected to the mains unattended.
The service life and maintenance of electrical appliances are indicated by the manufacturer in the accompanying operating instructions. Operating electrical appliances beyond their service life increases the probability of fire in residential buildings and apartments.
To protect yourself and your family from fire, it is necessary to take preventive measures to enhance fire safety and adhere to safety regulations:
- before using an electrical appliance, carefully read its operating instructions;
- regularly clean the dust from the back of the refrigerator;
- to prevent electrical appliances from igniting due to voltage surges and fluctuations in the network, use surge protectors;
- place electric heating appliances, including irons and electric stoves, on a non-combustible surface.
When operating electrical equipment, it is prohibited:
- to overload the electrical network. The fewer electrical appliances operating simultaneously, the safer it is;
- to use non-factory (homemade) protective devices (wire twists, "jumpers") instead of automatic fuses and calibrated fuse inserts for electrical network protection;
- to operatewires and cables with damaged or degraded insulation;- use homemade electric heaters for heating, drying, and cooking purposes;
- place flammable materials near electrical appliances (TV, refrigerator, heaters, etc.);
- leave electrical appliances connected to the mains unattended.
The service life and maintenance of electrical appliances are indicated by the manufacturer in the accompanying operating instructions. Operating electrical appliances beyond their service life increases the probability of fire in residential buildings and apartments.