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stevebattle · 6 months ago

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Free Roving Machine (1972) by M.F. Huber, in Wireless World, December 1972. This robot will explore a room and can find its way back to a battery charger by finding and following a length of tape stuck to the floor. "A number of years ago, Dr. Grey Walter first demonstrated that quite simple machines could mimic the goal-seeking ability of animals. The machine described here will avoid the obstacles in a room and return at intervals to a battery charging point. For safety reasons, the machine charges at a low voltage. The charger consists of a step-down transformer in an insulated box, with sockets in which the probes on the machine engage. The charger is placed against a wall of the room, and a few feet of white tape are laid on the floor from a point midway between the socket holes towards the centre of the room, with the blind end formed into a small loop (Fig. 1). The machine is driven by two motors, one for each of the rear wheels, so that steering can be obtained by reversing one of the motors. A third, castor wheel, is fitted to the front of the machine. The front bumper is made from springy piano wire and has two associated contacts. In a head-on collision both contacts are made, but if the machine hits an object with a glancing blow only one contact is made. The probes at the rear of the machine have to make contact with the charger unit. They are mounted on single turn springs of light piano wire and are arranged so that if one probe is depressed more than the other a contact is broken. The machine roams the room with the bumper at the front." – Free Roving Machine, Wireless World, December 1972.

#cybernetics #robot #Wireless World #1972

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ptr22wski · 1 year ago

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Pin Through Hole Coin Cell Holder, Circular Connectors, Socket receptacle

Ultra Fast 22-18 AWG Straight Fully Insulated Receptacle Assembly

#TE Connectivity #2-520102-2 #Connectors #Pin and Socket Connectors #Pin Contacts #Pin Through Hole Coin Cell Holder #receptacle socket #Electrical circuit #Board mount connector #edge connector #Crimp Terminals #Socket mount wire

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sngl-led-auto-lights · 27 days ago

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Why are so many cars designed to make it almost impossible to replace the headlight bulbs? Even LEDs do not last forever.

The difficult headlight bulb replacement in modern cars stems from several deliberate design trade-offs – prioritizing other factors over serviceability. Here's why engineers often sacrifice accessibility:

Aerodynamics & Styling Demands:

Low, Sloping Hoods: Aggressive aerodynamic profiles minimize the space under the hood, pushing components (including the headlight assemblies) closer to the radiator, engine, and structural elements.

Seamless Body Lines: Sleek headlight designs with complex contours often require integrated bezels and trim pieces that physically block access points. Removing bumpers or entire assemblies becomes necessary to preserve the desired visual lines.

Thin Headlight Profiles: Modern lights are shallow and wrap tightly around body panels, leaving minimal clearance behind the bulb socket.

Overcrowded Engine Bays:

Packing in Tech: Modern engine compartments are packed with turbochargers, intercoolers, complex intake systems, emission control devices, coolant reservoirs, air ducts, battery boxes, fuseboxes, and wiring harnesses.

Prioritized Placement: Engineers give prime, accessible space to critical components like the air filter, oil dipstick, coolant reservoir, and brake fluid. Headlight bulbs become an afterthought, relegated to the cramped spaces left behind.

Complex Headlight Assemblies (Especially for LEDs):

Sealed Units: Most modern LED headlights are not designed with replaceable "bulbs" like halogens. The LEDs are tiny chips soldered onto circuit boards, integrated with heatsinks, lenses, projectors, and complex electronic drivers.

Thermal Management: LED units require effective heat dissipation, often involving large heatsinks and fans inside the sealed assembly. Making them easily serviceable would compromise the thermal seal and design integrity. They are designed as a single, sealed module.

Alignment & Calibration: Modern adaptive headlights (swiveling cornering beams, auto-leveling) require extremely precise optical alignment and electronic calibration from the factory. Replacing an internal LED chip would likely disrupt this precision far more than swapping a simple halogen bulb. Replacing the whole sealed unit ensures this calibration remains intact (it's locked into the housing).

Moisture Seal: Creating a user-serviceable opening for LED chips without compromising the hermetic seal against moisture (which would rapidly destroy the electronics) is extremely difficult.

Safety and Regulatory Concerns:

Accurate Beam Pattern: Headlights must be perfectly aligned to avoid blinding oncoming traffic. A complex mounting system helps ensure the entire headlight assembly remains stable and doesn't get knocked out of alignment easily. Making bulbs "toolless" might compromise this stability.

Electrical Integrity: Complex connectors and wiring harnesses are designed for reliability over the life of the vehicle, not for frequent disconnection/reconnection by owners. Easier access might increase the risk of moisture ingress or connector damage.

Manufacturing Cost, Efficiency & Profit:

Simplified Assembly Line: Designing for easy post-assembly service adds complexity during manufacturing. Mounting the headlight assembly deep within the front end might be faster/easier on the line than leaving room for hand access later.

Dealer Service Profit: While often overstated as the primary reason, manufacturers know difficult repairs increase the likelihood owners will use dealer service departments, where labor rates are high. Making bulbs easy to swap yourself costs them potential revenue.

Reduced Parts Inventory: Designing around sealed LED modules reduces the number of individual parts needed (bulb types, sockets) and simplifies inventory logistics, even though the module itself is more expensive.

Longevity Focus (Even with LEDs):

Perceived Permanence: While LEDs don't last forever, their projected lifespan (often 10,000-15,000 hours+) significantly exceeds the average ownership period of a vehicle (around 8 years). Manufacturers design knowing that most owners won't need to replace them during their ownership, reducing the incentive to prioritize access.

Electronics vs. Filament: Halogen bulbs fail frequently due to fragile filaments. LED modules are solid-state electronics. While the LEDs themselves are long-lasting, drivers/fans/corrosion can cause the entire module to fail before the individual LEDs burn out. It's simpler/necessary to replace the complex module rather than diagnose and repair individual electronic components embedded within it.

In Summary: Engineers are solving a complex puzzle: maximizing aerodynamics, fitting more technology, meeting strict safety regulations, achieving aggressive styling, managing thermal loads (LEDs), ensuring long-term reliability/sealing, and minimizing manufacturing costs/ease. Prioritizing your ability to quickly replace a bulb is rarely high on that list, especially with LEDs designed as long-life, sealed units for performance and reliability reasons. While frustrating for DIY mechanics, the trade-offs made sense to the designers for the other priorities.

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automanspareparts · 3 months ago

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DIY Auto Repairs: Parts Every Car Owner Should Know About

Because sometimes the only thing standing between you and a $500 repair bill is a $30 part and some confidence.

Listen, we've all been there. That moment when your car makes a noise it definitely shouldn't be making, and your stomach drops thinking about how much the repair shop is about to charge you. But here's a little secret from someone who used to be terrified of looking under the hood: many car repairs are actually doable yourself, if you just know the basics.

The Gateway Parts (AKA Your DIY Starter Pack)

Before you dive into the deep end of auto repair, these parts are your beginner-friendly introduction:

Air Filters - Literally just pop open a plastic box, take out the dirty accordion-looking thing, put in the clean one. Shops charge $25+ for this 2-minute job.

Wiper Blades - Those streaky windshield marks aren't just annoying—they're dangerous in heavy rain. Most auto parts stores will even install new ones for free if you buy them there.

Headlight Bulbs - Why pay someone $50 to unscrew a bulb? Most cars take less than 15 minutes to swap these out.

Batteries - With a simple wrench and the ability to tell positive from negative, you can save serious cash here. Pro tip: take a picture of the connections before disconnecting anything.

The Money-Saving Middle Ground

Ready to level up? These parts might seem intimidating at first, but they're actually pretty manageable:

Brake Pads - I'm not saying brake work is super easy, but it's mostly just removing wheels, unscrewing a few things, and putting new pads where the worn ones were. The satisfaction of doing this yourself is chef's kiss.

Spark Plugs - With a special socket and a little patience, you can bring your engine back to life when it's running rough. Just replace one at a time so you don't mix up the wires.

Oil and Filter - Yes, getting under the car is involved, but a basic oil change is basically "unscrew plug, drain goop, replace filter, add new goop." The first time takes an hour, but you'll get it down to 20 minutes eventually.

Sensors - Modern cars have sensors for EVERYTHING. Oxygen sensors, mass airflow sensors, coolant temp sensors... they can cost hundreds to replace at shops, but often they're just a connector and a bolt.

The "Proceed With Caution" Parts

These repairs can save you serious money but require more research and patience:

Alternator - This electricity-generating wizard isn't actually that complicated to replace, but it can be buried in an annoying location depending on your car model.

Starter - When your car won't start and makes a clicking noise, this is often the culprit. Replacing it is often just a matter of disconnecting the battery, removing a few bolts, and swapping in a new one.

Thermostat - This little temperature-regulating valve is responsible for a surprising number of overheating issues. Replacing it can be messy (coolant everywhere!) but not difficult.

Fuel Pump - Located in your gas tank, this isn't the most convenient part to reach, but if you're facing a $700 repair bill, suddenly dropping your gas tank doesn't seem so bad.

Resources That Won't Make Your Eyes Glaze Over

YouTube Channels Worth Your Time:

ChrisFix (seriously, this guy explains things better than most college professors)

Scotty Kilmer (opinionated but incredibly knowledgeable)

EricTheCarGuy (detailed walkthroughs for common repairs)

Apps That Actually Help:

Repair Pal (get fair estimates before you start)

Torque Pro (connects to your car's computer to tell you what's wrong)

Car Parts (compare prices across different stores)

The Parts You Should Leave to the Pros

Sometimes, DIY isn't worth it. Here's when to wave the white flag:

Anything involving the airbag system (unless you enjoy danger)

Timing belt/chain replacement (one tiny mistake = engine death)

Transmission rebuilds (just... no)

Engine mounts (awkward angles + supporting engine weight = potential disaster)

Parting Thoughts (See What I Did There?)

The auto repair industry has an incentive to keep you intimidated and dependent. But with a repair manual, some basic tools, and the confidence to try, you'd be amazed what you can fix on your own.

The first time I changed my own brake pads, I saved $220 and gained something more valuable: the knowledge that I could figure things out myself. Now my go-to response to car trouble isn't panic—it's curiosity.

What auto repair are you most intimidated by? Drop a comment below and maybe we can demystify it together.

#CarRepair #DIY #AutoParts #SaveMoney #CarMaintenace #CarTips #Automotive

#auto parts and accessories #auto parts store #autopart #autopartsbusiness #autopartscatalog #autopartssales

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mystacoceti · 7 months ago

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I did a brakelight clinic today and this dude showed up in PT Cruiser with every single light on his front passenger side out, so I and the dude I was working with were like, well pop the hood and we'll start replacing bulbs. we do this guy's headlight easy-peasy, we get the funky little running light on the side of the car just fine, and then we get to the turn signal and we can't find it. we find the mount where the turn signal would go, but there's nothing there. so we start looking for a socket or a loose wire bundle nearby and there's nothing. this dude's front right turn signal is straight up gone

#I saw some beat to shit cars today man I tell you what #people driving around with half their lights out and shit.

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matter-over-mind · 9 months ago

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Matter Over Mind #1 - Revolting

You woke up in a dark, desolate room. All you saw ahead of you was the cold, stained, metallic floor and the darkness on the horizon. The only thing you could hear for miles is your heart beat, steadily pumping blood into your "body". As you ponder into the reflection of the floor, you see a bewildering pile of crimson, your heart beat starting to increase upon seeing this foul, pulsating red mass.

A mechanism in the distance would begin moving, its whirring and clicking pausing every few seconds as it descended. With each resonation the mechanism made, your heart would begin to palpitate, the rhythmic pumping of blood beginning to fade. You looked up, afraid to anticipate what was happening or what was about to happen as the whirring and clicking began to draw near..

From the shadows emerged a large, imposing figure, made even more imposing from standing on a robotic platform. The figure in question was…a rabbit? A robotic rabbit..?

On a rickety platform stood a rickety-looking animatronic rabbit. It had a distinct gray matte “fur” coat, with a stained, off-white belly and face.. Contrasting the monochrome was a blue vest with a distinctively worn down, dusty appearance. Paired with this vest was a blue hat with a somewhat long brim, it too having a worn down, dusty appearance. There were various tears around the body, with the tears looking like someone had tried to cut through its body. The right hand and left foot of the animatronic had their exoskeleton parts exposed, the skeleton itself missing a few digits. The most notable design trait of this animatronic were its buck teeth, being somewhat unnecessarily large. They had faint stains of red, although it was hard to notice when the teeth in general were starting to turn yellow. Only one of its eyes, it’s right, were present, the vacant socket only exposing a red light from the exoskeleton’s eyes.

The animatronic rabbit would get lower to your position, the irregular rhythm of your heart keeping its pace.

"Heya, chum! You look like you've seen a g-g-g-ghost! And ya look like ya played around in traffic - HAHAHAW!"

You looked on in panicked terror, your heart practically beating out of its chest.

"What's the matter? Cat got yer tongue? Pretty sure it got more of yeh, actually - HAHaHAW!"

You tried to flee, but you couldn't get far as you could only slither away for a moment before getting winded by your irregular heart beat. The rabbit would scoop you right up, one part of your "body" sagging due to how malleable your form was in your current state.

"Now what would you gain from runnin'? There's so much fun for me - us - to have! Be a pal, won't ya? I won't bite, no sir-r-rree! I do much m-mo-more than that - HaHaHAW!"

It would lean in closer, its bloodthirsty eyes locked with yours.

“I think we gon’ be best friends, you ‘n me. After all, what choice do ya got? Ain’t like yer gonna be set free any time soon - HAhaHAW!”

Far removed from the stained, metallic room this all took place in was a work area. A distinct lack of color emanated around the room.The colorless clocks on the wall seemed to have died a long time ago, but it didn’t matter when you were beyond time and space. Colorless cubicles littered the environment,separating the “employees” from each other due to their job requiring a heavy amount of attention and diligence.

Within one of these colorless cubicles was a partially dismantled automaton with visible wires and patches. Their eyes seemed to be glazed over, quite literally so given how dull and lifeless they were. Every so often they would absentmindedly pick at a part of themself, trying to fix and readjust self-perceived flaws in their self-crafted design. In front of them was a screen mounted to a podium.

On the screen were folders for "Drones", “Wardens”, and "TERMINATED" each having a simple picture associated with them. The “Drones” were represented by a simplistic silhouette representing a person, while the “Wardens” were represented by a cog with an eye in the middle. Within the “Wardens” folder were hundreds of folders dedicated to every individual Warden in the facility, each folder beginning with W and being followed up by the Warden's 4 digits.. W-5454, W-420W, W-1337, W-8999...

As the automaton scoured through the files, they couldn't help but notice something peculiar about two of the folders they saw. There was a folder named "W-10lC" and a folder named "W-10IC". Confused on why there were two folders with the same name, the automaton would carelessly move the "W-10lC" folder into the "TERMINATED" folder. Little did they know, the folder they moved had a lowercase “L”, and the one that stayed had an uppercase “i”.

Within the endless depths of the environment located elsewhere…

You were held by two pincers, each piercing into your minium mass to keep you in place, making sure nothing would sag.

“We’ve had such a fun time, you and I, but now I’m afraid it’s time to say goodbye.

Don’t you look so sad, in fact, you should be glad - this is just the way of life!

So go out with a smile, won’t you? After all, at least it’s the end of your strife!”

The pincers would begin to slowly stretch your form. Although such a process would be effortless, you could already tell the rabbit was planning on drawing it out for as long as it’d see the life in your eyes fade away.

“H-H-A-HAHAH-”

A metallic tendril would suddenly pierce through the gray rabbit’s stomach, bringing it off the ground in the process

“ACK!”

The rabbit would display a look of dumbfounded shock, clearly confused on what was happening to it.

“Well, if I’ll be..”

The tendril would pull the rabbit into the abyss as swiftly as it pierced it. The rabbit, not one for showing any weakness, would defiantly yell

“THAT’S ALL, FOLKS!” [Its yell reverberating around the dark, desolate room.]

The pincers would release you, the rabbit’s control over the environment being lifted. Still, your heart was palpitating in the same irregular rhythm as before. After all, you’re still stuck in a room of unimaginable size and scope, barely able to see what’s ahead beyond the darkness. For all you know, there’s more trouble waiting for you just over the horizon..

You woke up in a dark, desolate room. All you saw ahead of you was the cold, stained, metallic floor and the darkness on the horizon. The only thing you could hear was the processors running in your “body”. As you ponder into the reflection of the floor, you see a bewildering pile of wires and metal parts, the speed of your processors increasing upon seeing this mangled scrap heap.

#matter over mind #m.o.m.#short story #story #surreal #horror

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pitgritted · 2 years ago

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𝐀 𝐏𝐔𝐍𝐆𝐄𝐍𝐓 smell of blood fills the caverns of his nostrils , so sickeningly dry , sweet , & metallic . the scent stems into the receptors of his nasal cavities , triggering the nerve - ending bundles of his brain . hard - wired on the lustful desire for more . his tongue pokes out [ ; ] breathy & hot , lapping up the dry tasting airs of ionian summers . such heat was irritable & ignited his fists to keep thrashing down without recoil . in a feverish want for more , hands dolled up in a fresh pelt of crimson [ ; ] webbed in fine sticky strings that thin the more he expands the gaps of his digits , he slowly retracts his form .

a bit of it encrusts between the divots of his knuckle duster , outlining the cracks of teeth that layer the jutting maw of the wolverine . it’s crimson eye socket hollow & gleaming back at him .

❝ BOSS —�� ! get ‘yer head outta the clouds !! you’ve finished him — !! ❞

get my head outta the clouds … but his fists still throbbed beneath crimson excretions , it burned with a stringent desire [ ; ] 𝐊𝐄𝐄𝐏 𝐅𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆 . the pads of his fingers were embedded with gold , pulsating with what he assumed were his old blood’s power . it became so concentrated in matter , it sticks to the bulbs of his eyes & hair , all he could see was in fact white . his nose suffocated with an overwhelming sense of fresh 𝐃𝐄𝐀𝐓𝐇 .

❝ don’t give me orders , boss knows what he’s doin’ . i ain’t a guy with a nut for a head … right ? ❞ jutting fangs rest comfortably against his bottom lip , hair sprouting chin coated in saliva . perhaps he was drooling . his body felt hot [ ; ] it wasn’t from ionia’s sweltering hot season , no . he felt overstimulated . pushed to his limits .

he crushes sounds that threaten to leave his gullet , sinking huffs & grunts beneath his blood soaked molars . his vision blinks , color infusing through the mask of white that glazes over his eyes .

his sternum felt like it had become stretched , along with the seven ridges that barricaded his vital organs . it was a painful shot that scorched up his tailbone , his expanded fingers gripping at the air for anything to grab onto . a guttural hiss seethes through his teeth , finding his attempts thwarted . a pair of wide hands strapped him in place against bodies , meant to stop him . keep him tamed . 𝐁𝐎𝐔𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐃 .

❝ snap out of it boss . you’ve won . ❞

a deeper feminine voice touched his ears & there’s a stiff shift of his jaw . his brain tried as hard as it might to link this voice to a face . his molten flesh felt entombed against a rough surface , it was cool but it was large . he couldn’t move at all . his arteries felt clogged as a hand mounted against his wide neck , stifling his attempts at even biting . not that he was going to anyway .

his vision continues to blink & spiral into a series of dismantling colorful images . there was a mound of red at the center , surrounded by a heavily saturated surrounding . his pit … that’s right . he was in the ring . he was 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐍𝐆𝐄𝐃 on account of a greater ticket being cashed in . awaiting sacks of coin to spill it’s impregnated canvases over his desk .

wait he —- won ? she said … he won . his enclosed limbs slowly were dispelled of the heat , his magic , & became turmoiled with pain & exhaustion . ❝ wait … really ? ❞ he rasped out to her , so hushed , so ingrained with spent resources . she mimics her reply with a belated hum . ❝ i got you , settrigh . the bouts have already dispersed the crowd … you got your pay . nobody seen what has happened . ❞

so much for that … sett would delegate his workers , making sure there are enough big bodies guarding the profits , while he prepares for a jam - packed audience ‘ hankering for blood . ‘ who was he not to give his blood - thirsty customers of his a deserved show ? no matter the gore behind it . but if it was enough to draw even his trusted to thwart him , this won’t be a pretty sight for old eyes .

❝ be honest with me , farhozi … what’s the damage to that crooked fella ? ❞

❝ about as dead as the croonies you’ve slaughtered in the past . but you’ve ripped into him , despite his passing . damn near unrecognizable . ❞ she replies . ❝ well … more just a sack of meat than recognizable . ❞

❝ fuckin’ hell … ❞

❝ you might want to get ‘yerself cleaned up before filing up those papers for the deceased . ❞ she advised . sett scrunches his nose & scoffs .

❝ yeah … just give me a sec’ , will ‘ya ? ❞ once he stated this , his body had finally been freed . blood smearing on his face as his palms rubbed the plates of his rugged face . his vision finally gets back at him , reading his environment & deducing visible information .

that red mound could be depicted as an obscene distortion of gore [ ; ] gristle broke through flesh & marrow sticks upwards , completely disregarding it’s original purpose or shape . sett couldn’t even make out what belonged to what in the skeleton . entrails are flattened & pasted against the ring’s floor , thick pink innards caved in with shapes of his brass knuckles . chunks of the scalp with specks of black hair loiter about with the flecks of blood splattered a bit of a distance away .

❝ shit … did i really do that ? ❞

farhozi sniffs at him , wiping her thumb against her nose . ❝ in all my years of being a professional pit contender , this is the most gruesome thing yet . ❞

#𓆰 ㅤ ㅤ〝 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗯𝗼𝘀𝘀 𝗶𝘀 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲. 𝗵𝗼𝗹𝗱 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗮𝗽𝗽𝗹𝗮𝘂𝘀𝗲... 〞 — 𝙸𝙽 𝙲𝙷𝙰𝚁𝙰𝙲𝚃𝙴𝚁 : SETT THE BOSS.#drabble #gore.#sett ic.#tmi.#4 day long writing of sett being a criminal #you know indulgent things

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coreyeschweiler · 7 months ago

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As the holiday season approaches, many of us eagerly decorate our homes with twinkling lights and beautiful displays. While this festive lighting adds a magical touch to the season, it can also pose a serious risk of electrocution if handled improperly. That’s why the Las Vegas electrocution injury lawyers at ER Injury Attorneys are here with the tips you need to help avoid holiday lights electrocution.

Understanding the Risk of Holiday Lights Electrocution

Electrocution can occur when an electric current passes through the body. Poor quality or damaged holiday lights have a greater risk for electric shock, especially if they come into contact with water or other conductive materials.

Tips to Prevent Christmas Lights Electrocution

The following tips are important to ensure a safer and more joyful holiday season:

Check for Damage: Before plugging in any lights, carefully inspect them for frayed wires, broken sockets, and exposed wires.

Test Each Strand: Test each strand of lights before hanging to determine if any bulbs are defective.

Replace Damaged Lights: Replace any damaged or missing bulbs immediately.

Avoid Overloading: Do not overload extension cords; plug no more lights into a cord than the manufacturer recommends.

Outdoor-Rated Cords: Use only outdoor-rated extension cords outside.

Inspect Cords: Check extension cords for damage, such as cracks or cuts in the insulation.

Proper Outdoor Lighting:

Weatherproof Lights: Use only outdoor-rated lights for outdoor decorations to best avoid electrocution.

Securely Mount: Securely mount outdoor lights to prevent them from falling or becoming waterlogged.

Avoid Water Contact: Keep lights away from water sources, such as pools, fountains, spas, and sprinkler systems.

Indoor Lighting Safety:

Avoid Overloading Outlets: Don’t overload outlets with too many lights.

Use Timers: Use timers to automatically turn lights on and off, reducing the risk of overheating.

Keep Lights Away from Combustible Materials: Keep lights away from curtains, trees, and other flammable materials.

Other Safety Tips to Prevent Holiday Lights Electrocution

Unplug Lights When Not in Use: Unplug lights if you will not be home or when you go to bed.

Don’t Climb on Ladder While Plugged In: Do not climb on a ladder while holding plugged-in lights.

Hire a Professional: If installation or repair seems too difficult, consider hiring a licensed electrician.

Work with a Top Las Vegas Electrocution Injury Lawyer

The Las Vegas injury lawyers at ER Injury Attorneys are here with the information you need on avoiding holiday lights electrocution. We’re also here for you if you’ve suffered an electrocution injury through no fault of your own. Our dedicated team of personal injury attorneys is ready to help with the claim process and build a strong case for financial compensation.

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