Infinity Power Partners’ Post

HOW IS THE POWER SITUATION IN YOUR AREA? Use the comments section below to report power interruptions or any electricity services concerns that may occur during the onslaught of Tropical Storm ‘Enteng’. You can also tag your respective distribution utilities or electric cooperatives in your comments.

The aging distribution #grid is particularly susceptible to severe weather events, especially overhead lines. #Undergrounding is one of the most effective ways to mitigate risk from storms. But are yesterday’s cost concerns about undergrounding delaying beneficial grid-hardening measures? Read more on how to build the case for undergrounding here: https://ow.ly/U5GT30sB7EC

It doesn't look as bad as predicted for H-Town, but the coastal communities need to stay alert. With heavy rains, flooding, and winds comes Power Outages. Cay Power Products Co., Inc. 713-682-5022 for your #PortableGenerator or #PTOGenerator. #WincoGenerators #KoshinGenerators https://lnkd.in/gjbZKD23

Cleaning up from recent floods? Never use a generator indoor or in a partially enclosed space. For more on using generators and other electric tools with separate engines, see CPWR's Toolbox Talk on Carbon Monoxide: https://lnkd.in/edCH933Y

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We’re continuing #NationalSafetyMonth by reminding you of the importance of preparing for severe weather. Help keep your household safe by knowing the location of your #naturalgas meter and leaving it on during storms. Doing so will help maintain proper pressure in the gas piping and prevent water from entering your home. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3gqASn7

This summer, the Midwest has faced its fair share of summer storms. More severe weather, including tornadoes and flash floods, can wreak havoc on electrical systems and expose residents to even more danger. The University of Illinois College of ACES (Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences) has provided the following tips on staying safe during severe summer storms: · Assemble a kit with essentials like water, battery-operated flashlights, and radio or other communication devices, · Keep a list of emergency phone numbers handy, including the number of your electric utility, · Consider installing ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) to detect power surges and cut off electricity, · Avoid standing water, especially near downed power lines and exposed wiring systems. For more information, please visit the University of Illinois webpage and stay safe for the rest of the summer: https://lnkd.in/gjB9qzs2. #UofI #electricalhazards #consumersafety #summerstorms #stormseason

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Severe weather is a leading cause of power outages, but during summer, brownouts and blackouts are also common due to strained power grids, wildfires, and other issues. Prepare for an unexpected power outage with the following tips: #PowerOutage #SummerSafety

Performing inspections today on some remote air-cooled modular chillers with low-ambient condenser flooding and hot-gas bypass. One circuit stands out with low discharge pressure and high suction superheat. What could that possibly be?