
Critical Updates for Aluminum Wiring Modifications
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While most establishments today use copper wiring, structures in the 60s and 70s used aluminum wiring. That type of wiring we know today is a risk for starting fires and they require repair. In this episode, Tabatha L explores requirements for stakeholders not limited to: The US Product Safety Commission, insurance companies, business owners, and homeowners.
Henry Anderson, a subject-matter expert who teaches electrical code, joins her later in the podcast to contribute vital information.
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