JUST A FEW STATISTICS EMERGENCY ROOMS REPORT 4,000 INJURIES YEARLY ASSOCIATED WITH EXTENSION CORDS. 50% INVOLVE FRACTURES, LACERATIONS AND CONTUSIONS.

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JUST A FEW STATISTICS EMERGENCY ROOMS REPORT 4,000 INJURIES YEARLY ASSOCIATED WITH EXTENSION CORDS. 50% INVOLVE FRACTURES, LACERATIONS AND CONTUSIONS FROM TRIPPING. 13% INVOLVE SMALL CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS OF AGE ½ OF THE 13% INVOLVING CHILDREN ARE BURNS TO THE MOUTH.

OVERLOADED, WORN, OR DAMAGED CORDS MAY CAUSE A FIRE CORD LENGT H GAUGEMAX AMPS CORD LENGTH GAUGEMAX AMPS 25’181025’ ’18550’ ’18575’ ’ ’165 50’ ’ ’ ’1213

EXTENSION CORD SAFETY TIPS  USE ONLY WHEN NECESSARY AND ON A TEMPORARY BASIS  DO NOT LET CORDS DANGLE FROM COUNTERS OR TABLES  REPLACE WORN OR CRACKED CORDS  INSERT PLUGS FULLY SO THAT NO PART OF THE PRONG IS EXPOSED  WHEN DISCONNECTING, PULL FROM THE PLUG END, NOT THE CORD  TEACH CHILDREN NOT TO PLAY WITH EXTENSION CORDS AND BUY PLASTIC END CAPS  DO NOT USE STAPLES OR NAILS TO SECURE EXTENSION CORDS  USE OUTSIDE RATED CORDS FOR ALL OUTSIDE USES  USE ONLY 3 PRONG CORDS FOR 3 PRONGED APPLIANCES, NEVER REMOVE THE U-GROUND