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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2023 · 9 MIN

Fatal Boat Blaze Blamed On Short Circuit

from Electrical News Weekly · host eFIXX

Send us Fan MailA short circuit is being blamed for a boat blaze in which three British tourists died……meanwhile, an electrician appears to hold the clue to the mysterious cause of another deadly fire, some forty years ago……and concern mounts over the growing dangers of a fault called a neutral current diversion…Welcome to Electrical News Weekly 19th June 2023==============================Time Stamps ⏱00:00 Welcome to eFIXX Electrical News Weekly00:40 Three Britons confirmed dead in boat fire caused by a short circuit01:29 Spate of electrical fires across the UK01:55 Electrician holds the clue to a deadly fire which happened 40 years ago02:53 Concern mounting over neutral current diversions (NCDs)04:15 Another electrician dies after asbestos exposure05:03 Scottish government to fully fund electrical apprenticeships05:28 Artificial street built in York for educational purposes05:55 Huge prize haul up for grabs from Martindale06:18 Teledyne FLIR announces Dm285 multimeter revamp06:50 Dewalt and Mclaren F1 launch a limited-edition collection07:15 Electrician in India is chained up until he promised to do the work07:42 Would you like to feature in the news?08:00 Thanks to our premium partners===============================Show notes 🗒Enter the Martindale prize draw 👉 https://www.electricaltimes.co.uk/3-ipads-and-95-socket-testers-up-for-grabs-in-martindales-birthday-competition/Mitigate the risk of asbestos 👉 https://www.hse.gov.uk/asbestos/risk.htm===============================Thanks to our premium partners:Lewden Palazolli 👉 http://hub.efixx.co.uk/lewden-enwDoncaster Cables 👉 http://hub.efixx.co.uk/doncastercables-enwSunsynk 👉 http://hub.efixx.co.uk/sunsynk-enw===============================We create fresh electrical content every day. What we produce is influenced by the thousands of subscribers who send us messages, leave comments and share our videos. We are always looking for new ways to collaborate and celebrate best practices. If you want to get involved with the channel or need to get in touch because you've won something during this live stream, contact us via the website.  👉 https://www.efixx.co.uk/get-involved====================================Subscribe to the eFIXX Electrical Industry News Podcast 👉 https://electricalnewsweekly.efixx.co.ukAvailable on most major podcast platformsSend in a press release for the next edition of ENW👉 https://www.efixx.co.uk/electrical-news-weekly-press-release=================================#electricalnews #electricians  #electricalindustry

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Send us Fan Mail A short circuit is being blamed for a boat blaze in which three British tourists died… …meanwhile, an electrician appears to hold the clue to the mysterious cause of another deadly fire, some forty years ago… …and concern mounts over the growing dangers of a fault called a neutral current diversion… Welcome to Electrical News Weekly 19th June 2023 ============================== Time Stamps ⏱ 00:00 Welcome to eFIXX Electrical News Weekly 00:40 Three Britons confirmed dead ...

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