Plug into Safety aims to highlight the dangers of electricity whilst raising awareness of a simple, but potentially life-saving, device called an RCD.
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FACT: 23% of people researched have repaired an electrical appliance while still having it plugged in, risking electric shock.
Watch out for our forthcoming advice on having a safe Christmas this year – check out our website for more esc.org.uk
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Dont forget we have moved...we are now @OfficialESC - please come aboard and follow us...thanks!!
We are moving! You can now follow us on @OfficialESC for all things regarding electrical safety
FACT:In the past, sailors saw ghostly phantoms of bluish light on ships masts. Called Saint Elmo's fire,this is a form of static electricity
Thanks for following us @dneal50, @thenakedspark and @FireSupplies. Go to esc.org.uk to find out more about our work.
TIP: Liquids and electricity don’t mix. Always dry your hands before you use any electrical equipment or you could get an electric shock
TIP: With downlighters only use cool beam lamps if downlighter is specifically designed for it. If in doubt, use aluminium reflector lamp.
FACT: Today, 76 years ago, the National Electricity grid was created. How far we’ve come. esc.org.uk
Fire Safety: Check your sockets regularly – if you see burn marks or they feel hot, get a registered electrician to check them
Only just over 50% of houses have RCD protection in the UK. This means over 13 million people are putting themselves at risk!
TIP: Liquids and electricity don’t mix. Always dry your hands before you use any electrical equipment or you could get an electric shock.
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#BonfireNight and #Fireworks safety tip from @DSFireUpdates - Check there are no cables - like telephone wires - above the bonfire