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AAA Electrical and Solar Electrical Safety for Kids

Learn how to be an electrical safety superstar! This guide comes from top electrical companies in Melbourne. Visit us for more information

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AAA Electrical and Solar Electrical Safety for Kids

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  1. AAA Electrical & Solar: Electrical Safety for Kids! Learn how to be an electrical safety superstar! This guide comes from top electrical companies in Melbourne. by Clickpilot

  2. Water and Electricity: A Shocking Combination! Water Conducts Electricity Water acts like metal wires, conducting electrical current dangerously. Keep Away From Wet Hands Never touch electrical devices when your hands are wet. Keep Appliances Away From Water Appliances should stay clear of sinks, baths, and pools. Victorian Incidents Five near-drownings involving electricity in bathrooms since 2020.

  3. Plugs and Sockets: Handle with Care! Avoid Socket Overload Too many plugs can cause dangerous fires. Use Safety Covers Secure unused sockets to protect curious fingers. Inspect Plugs Check plugs often for damage or wear. Fire Risk 15% of Melbourne house fires stem from faulty outlets.

  4. Cords and Cables: Don't Trip Up! Pull the Plug Never yank cords; always pull by the plug. Check for Damage Frayed or exposed wires can cause shocks or fires. Avoid Heat and Water Keep cords safe from heat sources and damp areas. Shock Source 80% of shocks come from poorly maintained cables.

  5. Kites and Power Lines: Fly Safe! Fly in Open Spaces Don't Retrieve Kites Electricity Travels Strings Keep kites away from power lines to stay safe. Never remove a kite stuck in power lines4 tell an adult. Power can move through kite strings, causing shocks. Incident Reports Electrical companies in Melbourne reports some of the electrical incidents yearly.

  6. Outdoors: Stay Away from Substations! What Are Substations? Never Climb Fences Keep Distance Serious Penalties Fences protect you; climbing is highly dangerous. Stay clear of power poles and overhead wires always. Trespassing can lead to fines over £5000. Areas containing electrical equipment, surrounded by fences.

  7. Review Time! 1. Water and electricity never mix. 2. Avoid overloading sockets and watch cords. 3. Fly kites far from power lines. 4. Keep away from substations and poles.

  8. Be an Electrical Safety Champion! 1 2 3 4 Talk to Family Spot Hazards Share Tips Learn More Share safety knowledge with everyone at home. Identify dangers and tell a responsible adult immediately. Help friends stay safe by showing these tips. Visit AAA Electrical & Solar for extra advice.

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