The contractor should be able to fully document anything related to the claim using photography, videotape, computer or any other means to promote proper handling of the situation. This protects all parties involved, and provides a clear, concise description of events, items and work involved in restoring the property. In reviewing what the adjuster should expect from the contractor, Mr. Safrit also made one very important point in discussing ways in which the adjuster can assist the contractor. When selecting or recommending a contractor, always consider the value added to the cost of the claim that is reflected by a professional job that results in a satisfied policyholder. An ampere is the rate or speed at which a specified quantity of electrical current flows through a circuit or conductor.
Amperes move under pressure, called volts.
By multiplying the amperes by the volts being used to move them, you arrive at the number of watts being used, which is a true indicator of the work being done by a circuit. For instance, lets say you have a concern regarding the installation of a branch circuit handling an electric clothes dryer. If the clothes dryer is 240 volts and rated at 7,200 watts you can calculate the required amperage using the formula by dividing the wattage by the volts. In this case the solution is 30 amps. The temperature controlled facility will be utilized for storage, cleaning and restoration of furniture and other contents resulting from claims involving a pack-out.