When you need a multimeter for testing electrical equipment around the home, it's vital to know what all those symbols around the dial mean.

Avoid fire hazards at home by keeping appliances plugged into a dedicated wall outlet and not an extension cord.

They’re inexpensive and easy to use, and they help keep you safe when doing DIY electrical work. Solution: Test. Use. Verify. First, test the tester by holding it to a known live circuit, like a ...

Using electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) techniques to help obtain battery working conditions like SOH and SOC.

Measuring tiny differences in high-voltage circuits usually requires specialized differential test probes, which are often expensive. Fortunately, it’s possible to build your own high-voltage probe ...

It’s easy to mistake pipes, wiring, and more for a stud if you’re inexperienced. Follow our best tips for success every time.

When the grid goes down, EV owners have a few options to keep their vehicle powered or to use their vehicle as backup power.

If you're trying to hang something on your wall, you'll need to use something like the Zircon Stud Finder to find where to safely hang items. Here's how.

Brushing your teeth twice a day might seem like a mindless activity, and during those two minutes, you might space out or watch videos on your phone. This is especially the case when using an electric ...

Rice University researchers used a focused electron beam to pattern device functions with submicron precision directly into ...

In a dramatic policy shift, Tucson Electric Power says it will stop using coal to generate electricity by 2032 and will increase renewable energy’s share of its energy load to more than 70% by 2035.

Simply plug in this Ting smart sensor and let it handle the rest - it'll provide key insights into your home's risk of electrical fires.