In This Issue
Vol. 15 No. 1 (Winter 2007)
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Fire investigators often perceive their jobs simply as determining where fires start and what causes them, but Attorney Brian Henry, of Tedford & Henry, says consideration of litigation should begin at the fire scene. In this Part I article, get his take on legal aspects.
S pecial Report: Interviewing occupants – Part I
Information you get from occupants can be a real boon to your fire investigation, but most people are unlikely to volunteer everything because they don’t know what YOU need to know. Check out our questionnaires aimed at helping you learn more during interviews.
How it Works: Battery chargers
 Consumers have more devices in their homes that require batteries to be charged these days, which means they have more sources of potential fire hazards. Find out how battery chargers work.
Phantom power explained
Most people think the electrical devices in their home are either “on” or “off,” but many are actually in “standby” power mode, meaning they’re energized and present possible fire hazards. Find out about “phantom power” in this issue.
What’s Inside: Mechanical timer
Most people know timers on their appliances only by what they see – the control knobs on their dishwashers or dryers, for instance. But behind a knob are the parts that control the operation of the appliance and how long power is supplied to individual components.
And, in every issue:
Fast Facts • Something for Nothing • Reviews • In-Court Tips • Product Recalls and Manufacturer Problems • Techniques • Site Surfing
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