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About Us
History
The way electricity is received and distributed to our homes and businesses has largely remained unchanged since the late 1800s. Fuse boxes, outlets, and switches were once considered the most fascinating inventions of the century, but now they often go unnoticed and neglected. Many systems supplying power to our buildings are severely undersized and outdated, contributing to 23% of all residential electrical fires in the US. At Enlit Electrical Group, we have made it our mission to design, build, and maintain sustainable electrical service equipment for the plug-and-play world of tomorrow. Founded in 2019, we proudly serve communities in Harrisonburg, Staunton, Lexington, and surrounding areas throughout Virginia. With over 25 years of experience in the electrical industry, the founder of Enlit Electrical Group has successfully installed electrical services for hotels, casinos, student housing, and numerous single-family residences. Utilizing advanced techniques like IR thermography, we ensure that our installations are not only efficient but also help reduce the risk of residential electrical fires.
Neglected Electrical Equipment
Neglected electrical equipment accounts for 23% of all residential electrical fires, as reported by the NFPA (National Fire Protection Agency). If your electrical panel has been damaged due to poor maintenance, neglect, or damage from a source not typically covered by your policy, you will likely be responsible for the cost of replacing it. Additionally, coverage will not extend to panels that have reached the end of their expected service life, which can range from 25 to 50 years. Utilizing IR thermography can help identify potential issues before they lead to costly failures, ensuring a more sustainable electrical service for your home.
Sixth Sence Technology
In the realm of electrical safety, IR thermography emerges as a powerful tool for preventing residential electrical fires. This technology relies on infrared imaging to detect variations in temperature, offering a non-invasive and efficient means of identifying anomalies in electrical systems. By capturing thermal images, IR thermography enables the visualization of hidden issues, making it a cornerstone in maintaining sustainable electrical service. (John Welch, P.E., CEM, Bowtie Engineering)