This post introduces the "earthquake-sensitive breaker."
Have you heard of earthquake-sensitive circuit breakers, which prevent electrical fires after major earthquakes?
Shinagawa Ward is subsidizing part of the cost of installing earthquake-sensing breakers for anyone living in a wooden house in the ward!
Eligible: People living in wooden houses in the ward Eligible devices and distribution board types (built-in and connected types)
・Earthed outlet type subsidy rate ・Amount ・Distribution board type (built-in type / connection type)
General households: 5/6 of the application amount (up to 80,000 yen)
Households with elderly or disabled members: 7/8 of the application amount (up to 100,000 yen)
・General households with earthed outlets and households with elderly or disabled people: Full amount of application (up to 30,000 yen)
<Important Notice>
The application deadline is Friday, February 28th! Due to limited budget, applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Please apply early!
For details, please check the ward's website. (Ward website)
https://www.city.shinagawa.tokyo.jp/PC/bosai/bosai2/kateishien/20190730112236.html
Through the "Jijo-kun's One Step" project, we irregularly distribute useful, accessible, and fun disaster prevention information to help you take your first step towards disaster prevention.
For more information on the Shinagawa Disaster Prevention Promotion and Awareness-raising Project "Jijo-kun no Ippo" please click here
https://www.city.shinagawa.tokyo.jp/PC/bosai/bosai2/taiken/20220517180539.html
Why not take the first step towards disaster prevention by installing a seismic breaker?
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Disaster Prevention Division Phone: 03-5742-6696 Fax: 03-3777-1181