James Tuosto, a Con Edison employee, explains how the company is looking for stray voltage in New York City. Con Edison aggressive program of stray voltage creates another year of dramatic results in 2010, when the number of reports of electric shock reversed. The company said that 59 shots were reported last year, a decrease of 30 percent from 84 reported in 2009. Last year there were 79 percent less than the 285 strokes reported in 2004, the first year, identify and correct the company's strategy andVoltage objects. The number of shocks dropped six consecutive years, or every year since the program began. The number of collisions of Con Edison equipment was reported sunk by even more. Fifteen shots were reported equipment company last year, compared with 24 last year and 210 in 2004. The company reported in 2010 results in an annual filing (www.coned.com with the service of the State of New York Public Commission. "These figures demonstrate that our innovative programNew York makes the roads safer, "said John Miksad, senior vice president of electric operations for Con Edison." We have teams on the road almost every night scanning for stray voltage. And if there is a danger, we move quickly to make it safe, even if our equipment is not the source of the problem. "Stray voltage, also known as contact voltage occurs when the faulty wiring or cable to animate objects such as manhole covers, lamp posts, fences and scaffolding. Moisture andSalt ... Lowest Price Running Watches Gps
