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Power outages can happen for many reasons. Some of them are logical, but some are more unique. In October of 2012, Los Angeles had a planned outage so the space shuttle could travel through the streets. In April of 2012, a California courthouse and jail lost power for a day when a wild turkey flew into the lines.

If you think ceiling fans are bound to be noisy, you're in for a surprise. Modern fans are built using numerous noise-reducing components like precision ball bearings. If properly installed, a fan should produce little or no noise.

If you're using a smaller generator, you'll want to make sure it's covered, especially in the middle of a rain storm. Also, if you don't use it very often, you may want to do a test run before the storm hits. Then, if there's anything wrong, a service technician can fix it before you really need it.

Unfortunately, it’s simply not always safe to allow employees to keep working in your building when they power’s out. Having a generator will make it possible for your business to continue functioning as though nothing happened.

Do you know how a circuit breaker works? Basically, it detects a potential overload or short circuit of the electrical system it is connected to, and flips a switch to break the flow of current. Once the problem has been resolved, and there is no more danger of overload or short circuit, the circuit breaker simply needs to be switched back on.

EMI or electromagnetic interference refers to signal disruption or noise superimposed onto electrical power supplies, data lines, or signal lines. In commercial settings, EMI can be caused by improper wiring, fluorescent lights, or improperly shielded electronic devices.

The blade pitch on a ceiling fan is the angle of the blades. In general, the greater the pitch, the more air it will move, but depending on the motor, this isn't always the case. A ceiling fan expert can help you find the right combination of pitch and motor.

During the summer, your ceiling fans should rotate, so that they push air down. This usually means counter-clockwise, with the blades leading with their upturned side. This blows air over you, which speeds the evaporation of sweat and cools you.