Causes of Low Voltage in House Wiring?
Low voltage is a basic concept that refers to lower than normal levels of electric power entering buildings. Technically, the definition of "low voltage" is the diminution of electrical current to 90 percent of its normal capacity for a minute or more. The effects of this include poor appliance performance, dim lighting and intermittent outages. Just as serious is the possibility of overheating equipment and equipment simply malfunctioning because it is not getting the power it needs. Wires The state of the wiring in an area is a common cause of voltage problems. Age and corrosion are a common cause of low voltage, as is dirty connections and poor insulation. Poor or damaged splicing work can also be a cause. In some cases, the wires used to carry electricity have…
