Hurricane #Francine is expected to make landfall this evening & may cause power outages. Prepare now! ☑️ Charge electronic devices ☑️ Gather flashlights, batteries, & portable chargers ☑️ Switch off unnecessary appliances & electronics to avoid potential surge damage
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As we recover from Hurricane Beryl and power is restored across our region, please be prepared with these safety tips. Guard against power surges. When the electricity comes back after an outage, you could experience damaging power fluctuations. Plug major appliances and sensitive electronics like smart devices into surge protectors or separate grounded circuits. Alternatively, turn off breakers or unplug these items from wall outlets altogether to isolate them from surges. The improper use of portable generators creates a fire hazard, increases the risk of electrocution or can emit deadly carbon monoxide. Learn More: https://ow.ly/uhGL50SxT9w #SafetyFirst #HurricaneSafety
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Atlantic #HurricaneSeason is here (June 1 - Nov 30)! ⛈️ Don't risk power outages at your home or office from severe storms. Tower Generator shares why you should invest in a #standbygenerator for uninterrupted comfort and safety. Read the article: https://bit.ly/3QThxKA
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🔔 Hurricane Watch Wednesday with SAI! 🔔 Tip #8: Conserve Energy During a Storm and Use Generators Safely ⚡🌀 When a hurricane strikes, power outages are common. Here’s how to manage your energy and use generators safely: Pre-Storm Prep: Charge all essential devices and power banks. Unplug non-essential electronics to prevent surge damage. Energy Conservation: Limit the use of high-energy appliances. Use battery-powered lights instead of candles to avoid fire hazards. Generator Safety: Place your generator outdoors in a well-ventilated area, away from windows and doors. Never operate a generator inside your home or garage. Connect appliances directly to the generator using heavy-duty extension cords. Following these tips helps you stay safe and prepared during a power outage. Ensure you have enough fuel and know how to operate your generator before the storm hits! #HurricaneWatchWednesday #SAI #HurricanePreparedness #EnergyConservation #GeneratorSafety #StaySafe
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If Hurricane Helene knocked out your power, stay safe: ❄️ Keep freezers and fridges closed. 🔌 Switch off electronics to avoid damage from surges. 💡 Place generators outside, at least 20 ft. away from the house. ✅ Do not use a gas stove to heat your home. Learn More: ready.gov/power-outages If you do not have power & are using a generator, operate it safely: ✅ Only use it outside at least 20ft from homes and garages. ✅ Never plug it into a wall outlet or main electrical panel. ✅ Keep the exhaust pointed away from your home.
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With Hurricane Milton on the way, the most important thing is to ensure you and your family are prepared and safe. Here are a few simple steps to help: 🔒 Secure Your Property: Take a moment to trim any trees and secure loose items outside to prevent damage. 🆘 Prepare an Emergency Kit: Make sure you have water, non-perishable food, and medical supplies ready in case of an emergency. 📰 Stay Informed: Keep up with the latest weather updates and follow any local safety advisories. If you have a solar system with Powerwall 3, remember that it’s there to provide backup power during an outage, so you can keep your essential appliances running and stay connected. At Urban Solar, we care deeply about your safety, and we’re here to help you stay protected. Stay safe and take care of each other. #HurricanePreparedness #UrbanSolar #Powerwall3 #StaySafe
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As Hurricane Helene impacts our area, it’s critical for electric vehicle (EV) owners to take these safety measures: ⚡Ensure your EV is fully charged to 100% if possible. This will maximize your driving range in case of power outages. ⚡Move your EV to a safe location—away from flood-prone areas and under shelter if possible. ⚡DO NOT attempt to use your EV if it has been submerged in water. Contact a professional for inspection before restarting the vehicle. ⚡Avoid charging your EV during the storm to prevent electrical hazards. Secure your charging equipment safely until conditions improve. ⚡If your EV is capable of exporting power, follow safety guidelines and keep in mind this will reduce your driving range. For more storm safety tips visit our Storm Center https://lnkd.in/eRPKP3Bd #Helene #EVSafety #StormSafe
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Natural disasters can strike at any time. Learn how rental property owners can safeguard their properties and renters from damage caused by storms, fires, and floods. https://bit.ly/4c1z4s8
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Natural disasters can strike at any time. Learn how rental property owners can safeguard their properties and renters from damage caused by storms, fires, and floods. https://bit.ly/3KuIPU6
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Natural disasters can strike at any time. Learn how rental property owners can safeguard their properties and renters from damage caused by storms, fires, and floods. https://bit.ly/4c3e4kS
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Natural disasters can strike at any time. Learn how rental property owners can safeguard their properties and renters from damage caused by storms, fires, and floods. https://bit.ly/4c8rxId
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