PSEG LI gives tips to manage electric usage during scorching temps
PSEG Long Island is urging customers to manage electric usage during the extreme heat.
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Jul 21, 2022, 12:23 AM
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Updated 737 days ago
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2h agoPSEG Long Island is urging customers to manage electric usage during the extreme heat.
Experts say to keep your home thermostat or air condition on 78 degrees.
They also advise homeowners to run major appliances like washing machines in the morning or late evening.
Ceiling fans also cool rooms faster and cost less than air conditioning.
