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In this article, you will learn the basics of Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters, or GFCIs. Understanding what GFI stands for is essential for keeping your home or business safe from electrical hazards. R & T Yoder Electric, Inc. is a trustworthy company with a rich history in the electrical field, with experienced professionals like Rod […]

E-Waste Challenges in the Electric Industry In the lively landscape of the electric industry, where innovation is the heartbeat, a silent menace lurks in the shadows – electronic waste, commonly known as e-waste.  E-waste is more than the batteries we throw out or the outdated gadgets we keep that add to the clutter in our

Electricity is an essential utility in our homes and workplaces, but many misconceptions exist about how it works. Unfortunately, myths and outdated information can lead to safety risks and higher energy bills.  The electrical professionals at Yoder Electric are here to debunk some of the most common electrical fallacies and explain the realities to give

The intricate network of wires, transformers, and infrastructure that delivers electricity to our homes and businesses is known as the electrical grid. This complex system makes modern life possible, but many home and business owners don’t know what keeps the lights on or how they can help protect the grid. In today’s blog, the team

For most homeowners and business owners, electrical circuits are something we benefit from daily but rarely think about. However, having a basic understanding of different types of electrical circuits can help in troubleshooting issues or planning for electrical improvements in your home or office. Simply put, an electrical circuit is a path that electric current

What To Do When your Outlet Doesn’t Work Picture this: you plugged your phone in to charge overnight, and you even double-checked that it was plugged into the wall… but when you wake up the next morning, your battery is down to 1%. If this has happened to you, it may mean that your outlet

When we plug in something — whether an appliance, phone charger, or game console  — we usually don’t give much consideration to how it works. Most homeowners simply  know that they receive power from their various home outlets without giving a second  thought to the brains of their homes. We’re talking about the four types