-Appliance Circuits-

Ranges    Their is a choice of two basic methods in wiring ovens and cooking units. The simplest way, is to provide one circuit for the oven and another for the cooking unit. An alternate way is to provide on 50-amp circuit to supply both appliances. Whatever your preference we will provide you with the most practical, reliable and cost effective service for all you wiring needs.            Special Electric Applications:  Swimming Pools Spas and Jucuzzi circuits Fountains   Hydromassage Bathtubs   Smoke Detectors.

Clothes Dryers    Dryers are basically 240-volt appliances, although most have 120-volt motors in them. Their frames must be grounded. The National Electrical Code generally requires them to be located to a specific, individual circuit. Allsafe Electric has experience in this area and can help you with all your Dryer Appliance Circuit Needs. Other Appliance Branch Circuits: Microwaves and Convectional Ovens. Dishwashers Garbage Disposals Refrigerators Air Conditioners   Automatic Clothes Washers Water Heaters Installation of a water heater involves adding a separately derived branch circuit. A 2-pole 30amp separately derived branch circuit is recommended. We know your needs and can provide adequate electrical power. Room Air Conditioners An air conditioner is considered a room air conditioner if it is installed in the room it cools, if it is single phase and if it operates at not over 250 volts.This can be installed on another circuit or a separately derived branch circuit. Now, if the unit has a three-phase motor or operates at more than 250 volts, it is not a room air conditioner. It needs to be installed on a circuit of its own. Whatever your need we will provide reliable electrical giving you peace of mind.

Benefits of Separately Derived Branch Circuits