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You have to be careful around electricity. I suppose using 110v as in the US is safer than the 240v we use in UK and Europe, I am not sure what the record is on this. General rules are always make sure your earth connection is good, always check cords for damage frequently, and for loose connections at plug or appliance. If using an appliance in the garden I always use an extra RCD device which will cut the power if any earth leakage is detected. Don't use electric appliances outside if is raining or in wet grass.

Don't do repairs to wiring, sockets, etc, unless you are sure of the right procedure, and always isolate the supply before opening anything up. And tell anyone else in the house what you are doing so they are not taken by surprise when you switch back on.

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Q: How do you protect humans from electrocution including ground fault interrupters and the electrical current levels?
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