The electrical grounding system was introduced in newer homes to prevent you from electrical shock. When current flows by way of a lose wire, from an applicance as an example, it's going to flow over the ground and "not you" in case you touch the equipment. In case you have an accessibility main electrical box, you'll be able to ground wire with your older homes. Unless you, then you can use a ground fault interruptor, or GF I outlet. Please study the following information again on the way to ground electrical wire in older homes.
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A housing unit, each unit in a residential building that consumes energy for the benefit of people and the necessary (residential) equipped to function autonomously. Homes where no heating is present, not being a revival or delivery system, should not have an Epc services.
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