How to prevent fire in the office

There are no shortages of air conditioners, drinking fountains, computers, printers, copiers, and various types of chargers in the offices today. This has brought convenience to the work and buried the hidden dangers of electrical fire. How can we prevent such electrical fires?

First, because the office electrical appliances use socket power supply more frequently, do not use too much electrical appliances when using, so as not to cause the plug and the plug to engage in bad heat and fire.

Second, can not only use some of the most convenient wall outlets, there are no shortage of air conditioners, drinking fountains, computers, printers, copiers, all kinds of chargers and other electrical equipment, to bring convenience to the work, but also buried Under the hidden danger of electrical fire, how to prevent such electrical fire?

First, because the office electrical appliances use socket power supply more frequently, do not use too much electrical appliances when using, so as not to cause the plug and the plug to engage in bad heat and fire.

Second, can not only use some of the most convenient wall socket, idle other wall sockets, resulting in accelerated aging of the socket wires, or even due to current overload caused by unexpected.

Third, portable appliances are generally small in size, and have poor heat dissipation and are prone to spontaneous combustion. They should be kept away from combustible objects such as desktops and tablecloths, and they should be checked at any time for their operating temperatures.

Fourth, set the power management of smart appliances to power-saving mode, and automatically “sleep” when not in use to reduce power consumption to avoid potential fire hazards. Do not allow the appliance to stand for long periods of time, otherwise it may cause damage to the appliance or cause a fire.

Fifth, do not forget to turn off the electrical switch after work, it is best to set up a double-link switch in each office, and cut off the room power when off duty.

Idle other wall outlets, causing the plug to accelerate the aging of the cable, even due to current overload caused unexpected.

Third, portable appliances are generally small in size, and have poor heat dissipation and are prone to spontaneous combustion. They should be kept away from combustible objects such as desktops and tablecloths, and they should be checked at any time for their operating temperatures.

Fourth, set the power management of smart appliances to power-saving mode, and automatically “sleep” when not in use to reduce power consumption to avoid potential fire hazards. Do not allow the appliance to stand for long periods of time, otherwise it may cause damage to the appliance or cause a fire.

Fifth, do not forget to turn off the electrical switch after work, it is best to set up a double-link switch in each office, and cut off the room power when off duty.