Handling Damaged Electrical Systems

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Please refer to the following links for safety info with regards to flooded electrical systems in your home and/or business’.

South wire link:
http://www.southwire.com/support/GuidelinesForHandlingWaterDamagedElecWireAndCable.htm 

AC electric link:
http://www.atlanticcityelectric.com/welcome/news/releases/archives/2012/article.aspx?cid=2211

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