Whisker Labs Reaches Significant Fire Prevention Milestone with 1 Million Ting Sensors Shipped to Homes Across the Country

Ting Milestone: October 2024

Whisker Labs Reaches Significant Fire Prevention Milestone with 1 Million Ting Sensors Shipped to Homes Across the Country Ting, the only fire prevention sensor and service on the market, has expanded rapidly to help protect families and homes from devastating electrical fires. GERMANTOWN, MARYLAND – (October 14, 2024): Whisker Labs, creator of the groundbreaking Ting…

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The Families Behind Fire Prevention

October is Fire Prevention Month and if there’s anyone who cares about fire safety, it’s our Ting community. We’re celebrating our partners in fire prevention (that’s you!) by sharing a few customer stories from this summer that capture the mission behind Ting: better protecting families by helping prevent electrical fires.

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A woman holding a phone with the Ting Sensor app open showing a red fire hazard detected screen with Ting sensor plugged in in the background.

What to Expect When Ting Detects a Hazard

Ting keeps you in the know with reports about power quality and real-time alerts about important events. The most important of which is a suspected fire hazard. Here’s what you should expect if Ting identifies such a hazard.

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Electrical Fire Safety Tips for Pets

Electrical Fire Safety Tips for Pets

Pets are part of your family, and electricity is part of your home. What electrical fire hazards could you help protect your pets from?

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Beyond Fire Prevention: 5 Unexpected Things Ting Can Do

Beyond Fire Prevention: 5 Unexpected Things Ting Can Do

Here are 5 things you may not know Ting can do in addition to helping prevent electrical fires.

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Lightning strike nearby and behind a home.

What You Probably Don’t Already Know About Lightning

If you’ve not yet noticed, we have a special connection with lightning. Here’s why.

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Are Squirrels Damaging Your Home’s Electrical System? Gray squirrel on power line with a peanut in its mouth.

Are Squirrels Damaging Your Home’s Electrical System?

Every year, we assist many homeowners with electrical fire hazards caused by wild animals (most commonly squirrels). How can you tell if critters are wreaking havoc on your home’s wiring or electrical equipment?

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Power Surges, Outages, and Brownouts: Is Your Home at Risk?

Data shows that nearly 1 million homes may be receiving dangerous power today. How do you know if the electricity delivered to your home is safe?

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How to Think about Electrical Fire Risk

For homeowners interested in safety, electrical fire risks are not just about the age of your home. Learn more about these risks here.

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Is It Time to Replace Your Electrical Outlets?

As the #1 electrical fire hazard identified by Ting in 2023, it’s important that your outlets are in good working condition, and where needed, upgraded to keep your family & home safe.

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