May 23, 2016
(ReadyNutrition.com) ReadyNutrition Readers, this is a short primer to help you out in your troubleshooting with electrical problems. The problems I am referring to are when you need to come up with a quick power source in a hurry for some kind of tool or device. I’m not trying to preach advice on how to rewire your house. Let the electrician handle the long-term jobs in your home and anything you even think you’re unsure of. It is far better to err on the side of caution.
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But what of when that killer hurricane is due to hit in a couple of hours and you weren’t able to evacuate? You need to power up your jigsaw or circular saw, and all of a sudden, the power just died…this as you’re boarding up the house! On that note let’s cover a few things.
Make a Lights Out Kit
Put together a good kit for yourself to begin with. Here are some items you will need:
a multimeter (and preferably one of the old-style with the hands and scale. Why? Because you’ll be able to see the face and read it better
candle or a flashlight if the power goes out
several rolls of electrical tape (UL rated)
wire cutters
crimping tools
a small assortment of hand tools, such as screwdrivers and measuring tape
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