Contact Us Call to Schedule 202-546-1010 ◦ 301-583-8888 Home About Us Electrical Services Smart Home Services Electrical Safety Blog Contact Dedicated Circuits – Hot Tubs, Saunas, etc. Many household appliances require a dedicated electrical circuit that runs from the electrical panel directly to the appliance concerned. This applies to dishwashers, microwaves, washer/dryers, and A/C units, among others. If you are installing anything that will require its own dedicated circuit, you are going to need an experienced electrician. Contact Us About Dedicated Circuits Menu About Us Services Smart Home Blog Testimonials Contact Map View Larger Map Contact Wilcox ELectric LLC 5602 Tuxedo Road Hyattsville, MD 20781 Phone: (301) 583-8888 Phone: (202) 546-1010 Fax: (301) 583-8859 © Copyright 2018 Wilcox Electric

Contact Us Call to Schedule 202-546-1010 ◦ 301-583-8888 Home About Us Electrical Services Smart Home Services Electrical Safety Blog Contact Whole Home Surge Protectors Protect Your Valuable Electronic and IT Equipment With a Whole Home (or Office) Surge Protector. Whole house surge protectors are increasingly utilized to prevent power surges from damaging or ruining the expensive electronic and IT equipment in households and in offices. A surge protector directs an electrical spike into a grounding wire, while allowing normal voltage to travel where needed. It's important to know that while a surge may not completely destroy an appliance, over time multiple surges can shorten the life on sensitive equipment, such as computers, by gradually burning the wires or wearing down internal parts. We have seen strong surges destroy electronic equipment and household appliances. Ask us about this important element of today's electrical system. Contact Us About Whole Home Surge Protection Menu About Us Services Smart Home Blog Testimonials Contact Map View Larger Map Contact Wilcox ELectric LLC 5602 Tuxedo Road Hyattsville, MD 20781 Phone: (301) 583-8888 Phone: (202) 546-1010 Fax: (301) 583-8859 © Copyright 2018 Wilcox Electric