TEAM 5 HOME OFFICE ELECTRICAL SAFETY

HOME OFFICE
ELECTRICAL
SAFETY
- MUHAMMAD RIZAL HAKIM
- RAIHAN ALFARIJI
- SURYA ANANDA HIDAYAT

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 TEAM 5 INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION
Electricity is the set of physical phenomena associated with the presence and 
motion of matter that has a property of electric charge. Electricity is related to 
magnetism, both being part of the phenomenon of electromagnetism, as
described by Maxwell's equations. Electricity also used in every day life be it in
the field of industrial work or home office,Today topic is “HOME OFFICE
ELECTRICAL SAFETY” Why we choose the topic? Because of many mistakes
when doing home office, we aim to provide information so that in the future ther
wil be no more mistakes in activities involving electricity

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TEAM 5 OUR POSTER

Here our poster

If u working from home u can
follow those electrical safety tips
to keep you and your family safe
from electrical hazard

follow

do

safe

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 TEAM 5 DESCRIBE OF ALL TABLE

Avoid overloadin outlets.

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Never plug more than two appliances
into an outlet at once or “piggyback”
extra appliances on extension cords or
wall outlets. Use only outlets designed to
handle multiple plugs. Know the amount
of power you're placing on an outlet or
circuit.
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Regularly inspect electrical cords and
extension cords for damage
Regularly inspect electrical cables to ensure
they are not frayed, cracked or otherwise
damaged. Damaged wires and cables can
cause electric shocks and present a fire
hazard.

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Note : Extension cords should only be
Note : Unplug appliances when not in use to
used on a temporary basis
save energy and minimize the risk of
shock and fire.
Never plug a space heater fan into an
extension cord or power strip
Plug space heaters directly into a wall
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outlet. Do not use an extension cord
or power strip, which could overheat

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and result in a fire. Do not plug any
other electrical devices into the same
outlet as the heater.
Note : Never run cords under rugs,
carpets, doors, or windows.

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 TEAM 5 DESCRIBE OF ALL TABLE

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Plug in safety. Make sure cords do
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Make sure you use proper wattage from
lamps/lighting
not become tripping hazards
As long as you don’t go over the
Do match up the plug and extension cord
manufacturer’s recommended wattage,
on a polarized cord (one hole on the plug

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you’ll be safe. If your fixture doesn’t have a
is larger than the other). Do keep
wattage recommendation, the rule of thumb
extension cords away from water. Do use
is to choose bulbs with 60-watts or lower
GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter)
protection when using extension cords in Note : Make sure your home has smoke
wet or damp environments. Do keep alarms. Test them monthly, change
extension cords away from children and batteries yearly, and replace the unit
animals. every 10 years
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Note : Keep papers and other combustibles at
least 3 feet away from space heaters and
other heat sources.
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TEAM 5 SUFFIX & PREFIX

Suffix & Prefix

Sentence Suffix or Prefix Explanation
Un plug Prefix Because the word “un” is the
beginning of the word unplug

Replace Prefix Because the word “re” is the

beginning of the word
replace

Yearly Suffix Because of the word “ly”

The end of the word yearly

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 TEAM 5 REVIEW

REVIEW
Regularly inspect electrical cords and
extension cords for damage

Imperative
sentece
Imperative sentences or
imperative sentence themselves
are sentence to give order to
commands to other.
Imperative sentence negative :
Do not/don’t + verb +
object/complement
Negative imperative :
Do not become tripping hazards
Adjectives
Adjectives or adjetives are a
class of words that change a
noun or pronoun, usually by
explaining it for making it more
specific
Imperative sentence positive :
verb + object/complement
Positive imperative :
Make sure you use proper wattage
for lamps/lighting.
“Make sure you home has smoke
alarms”
Declarative
Sentence in the for of the
statements that have a downward
or flat intonation characteristic.
Generally, declarative sentences
contain the meaning of telling or
stating something

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TEAM 5 CLOSING

THANKS
—TEAM 5