LIGHTS FLICKER WHEN IT’S WINDY — From Wurch Electric @ WurchElectric.com

LIGHTS FLICKER WHEN IT’S WINDY

Illustration: Ian Warpole

What it means: Frayed wiring in the weatherhead (the outdoor fitting where overhead cables from the power line come into the house) is causing a short whenever the cables move.

Code violation? No.

Danger level: High. Aside from the annoyance, the frayed wiring can arc and start a fire.

Solution: Contact the electric utility, which may replace the weatherhead at no charge.

 

Source: This Old House

Information that is being provide is for Educational Purpose, Any electric work that is needing to be done, should be done by a Licensed Electrician.

 
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