Remember the safety rules when using electrical equipment!

With each passing year, the number of electrical appliances in our households increases, and along with this, the risk of fires grows. The issue of electrical safety becomes particularly relevant in light of the proliferation of mobile devices and their chargers.

According to statistics, a significant portion of fires occurs due to faulty or improperly used electrical appliances. However, there are also cases of electrical network overload, and the use of uncertified or damaged chargers for mobile gadgets.

To reduce the risk of fire, it is necessary to follow a few simple rules. Regularly check the condition of the wiring in your home. Pay attention to any damage to insulation, sparks, and overheating. Purchase only certified electrical equipment. Avoid plugging multiple devices into one outlet. Most importantly, do not leave operating electrical appliances unattended, especially at night. Before leaving home, disconnect all unnecessary devices from the power supply. Do not charge gadgets on soft surfaces such as beds or sofas, and do not allow minors to do so.

With the onset of the heating season, the issue of fire hazards from electric heaters is also relevant. Remember that electric heating appliances should only be factory-made, operated strictly according to the recommendations in the operating instructions, and it is not allowed to use such appliances for drying anything or to leave electric heaters on without supervision.

Dear citizens, the Ministry of Emergency Situations reminds you! Electrical safety is the responsibility for the safe future of each of us!