In a world of uncertainties and vulnerabilities, there is no telling when your commercial premises may face an emergency evacuation. From building fires and power outages to gas leaks and natural disasters, your emergency preparedness and response may be put to the test by a number of different situations. Building codes, such as those issued by the National Fire Protection Association and the National Electrical Code (NEC) make it mandatory to have emergency lighting solutions. There is no …
As a property manager or owner of a multifamily building, you are always looking for cost-effective improvements that minimize maintenance expenses and maximize the safety of your property. Exterior refreshes, attractive landscaping, and spacious parking are proven ways to enhance your property’s appeal. However, investments such as upgrading the electrical panels in your multifunctional building also present a number of advantages.
While managing a business location, ensuring the security of your premises is of the utmost importance. Whether it is a corporate office, retail space, mall, restaurant, or some other commercial complex, proper lighting solutions are a critical aspect of keeping your employees, customers, and visitors safe. Thoughtfully planned lighting solutions will enhance the safety of your premises and ensure that nobody has to walk through dark or dimly lit hallways, shops, or even parking lots.
As a responsible business owner or property manager, you may always be looking at options to decrease overhead costs, increase efficiencies, and reduce your ecological footprint. If you are unsure whether to invest in solar energy, ask yourself some of these questions:
Does your business consume the majority of electricity between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.?Do you want to reduce your dependencies on the grid and power your business at a predictable and fixed cost?Does your facility have enough roo…
Over the years, several automobile industry studies have indicated that the future of cars is electric. BCG’s latest forecast report suggests that electric car (xEVs) sales will make up 30% of the total car sales by 2025 and 51% by 2030. xEVs include the pure Electric Vehicles (EVs), as well as plug-in Hybrid (PHV) ones. If current forecasts stand true, xEVs sales will soon surpass the sales of the traditional, Internal Combustion Engines (ICEs)-powered vehicles. For forward thinking organiz…
While all wiring may look the same, there are some key differences between residential and commercial electrical wiring. From the electrical codes and energy demand levels, to the grade or quality of materials, and wiring installation environment, every aspect varies between a residential or commercial electrical setup. In fact, not every electrician can do both types of work. Residential electricians go through licensing and certification from the relevant local and state agencies. Commerci…
