10 Electrical Safety Tips to Keep Your Home Safe & Shock-Free

Because safety begins with the right wire, Sarunda Housing Wires

A Shocking Truth (Literally)

Most of us don’t think twice before plugging in a new gadget, switching on the geyser, or running the washing machine — but behind every switch lies a hidden hero: your home’s wiring.
And if that wiring isn’t reliable, even a small spark can turn into a major problem.

That’s why Sarunda Cables always says:
“A safe connection is more than power — it’s peace of mind.”

Here are 10 practical electrical safety tips to help you keep your home and family safe from electrical hazards.

1. Use the Right Wires — Not Just Any Wires

Your home deserves the best. Always choose ISI & RoHS Certified Housing Wires like Sarunda FR Wires. They are flame-retardant, long-lasting, and made with 100% pure copper for superior conductivity. Cheap wiring may save money initially, but it can cost far more in safety and reliability later.

2. Don’t Overload Plug Points

One socket should not power multiple heavy appliances. Overloading causes overheating and potential fire hazards. Spread your load across different circuits and never ignore a flickering switch or warm plug point.

3. Watch for Warning Signs

If you notice a burning smell, buzzing noise, or sparks when plugging in a device, switch off the main power immediately and call a licensed electrician. These are clear signs that your wiring needs attention.

4. Switch Off When Not in Use

Leaving appliances on standby wastes energy and increases risk. Always turn off irons, heaters, and geysers when not needed. A simple habit that prevents many electrical accidents.

5. Keep Water Away from Power

Electricity and water never mix. Avoid using electrical devices near wet areas and make sure your hands are dry before touching any switch or plug.

6. Ensure Proper Earthing

Proper earthing directs excess current safely into the ground, preventing shocks. If your system trips frequently or gives mild shocks, get your earthing checked by a qualified electrician.

7. Avoid DIY Electrical Repairs

Electrical work is not for trial and error. Even a minor mistake can lead to serious injury or damage. Always hire a certified electrician for installation or repairs.

8. Make It Child-Proof

If you have young children at home, install socket covers and keep cords out of reach. Simple preventive steps go a long way in ensuring safety.

9. Install Circuit Breakers and Safety Devices

If you have young children at home, install socket covers and keep cords out of reach. Simple preventive steps go a long way in ensuring safety.

10. Upgrade Old Wiring

Homes built more than a decade ago often have outdated wiring that can become brittle or unsafe. Replace them with Sarunda Flame-Retardant Housing Wires — flexible, durable, and designed for modern power loads.

Why Sarunda Housing Wires Are the Smart Choice

ISI & RoHS Certified – Minimizes the spread of fire for added safety
High Conductivity – Made with 99.95% pure electrolytic copper
Wide Range of Sizes – From 0.75 sq.mm to 6.00 sq.mm
IS-Compliant – Manufactured as per IS 8130 and IS 5831
Color Options – Available in Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Black, Grey, and White
Flexible Packing – Standard 90-meter coils and 180-meter project packing options
Durable and Long-Lasting – Designed for low resistance and long service life

When it comes to wiring, never compromise on safety. Choose a brand that delivers both performance and peace of mind.

Sarunda Cables — Where Quality Meets Technology

In Summary

Electrical safety isn’t just about switches and sockets — it begins with the wires inside your walls.
By choosing Sarunda Housing Wires, you’re choosing protection, reliability, and quality that lasts for years.

Choose Smart. Choose Safe. Choose Sarunda.