Highervoltage.net is a practical knowledge hub dedicated to safe, clear, and confidence‑building guidance on home and small‑shop power. We translate electrical concepts into plain English so you can make informed decisions about wiring, safety, backup power, solar, batteries, EV charging, and smart energy management.

Part of the StrongMocha News Group

Highervoltage.net is proud to be part of the StrongMocha News Group. A team of subject‑matter experts and editors from StrongMocha has moved over to help build and grow this new site—bringing a proven editorial process, rigorous fact‑checking, and a passion for making complex topics understandable.


Our Mission

To demystify electricity for everyday people and professionals alike—empowering our readers to plan, maintain, and use electrical systems safely, responsibly, and confidently.

We do this by:

  • Explaining the why behind the rules and best practices
  • Turning standards and specs into step‑by‑step logic you can follow
  • Prioritizing safety, accuracy, and clarity in every guide

What We Focus On

We cover the full spectrum of practical power topics for U.S. homes and small shops:

  • Safety & Codes – Grounding vs bonding, GFCI/AFCI protection, homeowner‑friendly NEC concepts
  • Home Electrical Basics – Volts, amps, watts, circuits, panels, load math
  • Wiring & Installation Concepts – Wire sizing, box fill, conduit basics, labeling and documentation
  • Troubleshooting & Diagnostics – Logical workflows and instrument fundamentals
  • Outage & Backup Planning – Transfer methods, load prioritization, reliability checklists
  • Solar & Renewable Energy – PV fundamentals, stringing and shading, rapid shutdown, monitoring
  • Batteries & Storage – Chemistry differences, BMS basics, charge profiles, safety
  • EV Charging & Mobility – Levels, connectors, circuit sizing, load sharing, best‑practice placement
  • Tools & Test Equipment – Safe use of meters, clamps, testers, and interpretation of readings
  • Smart Home & Efficiency – Energy monitoring, schedules, automations, demand management

How We Work

  • Editorial First: Every article starts with a clear problem statement, plain‑language definitions, and real‑world examples.
  • Standards‑Aware: We reference widely adopted standards and reputable guidance (e.g., NEC concepts, manufacturer instructions, utility best practices) and explain them in accessible terms.
  • Safety‑Centric: We emphasize risk awareness, safe work boundaries, and decision points where a licensed electrician is the right choice.
  • Iterative & Living: Electrical knowledge evolves. We revisit and refine our guides as codes, technologies, and best practices change.
  • Transparency: We distinguish facts, rules of thumb, and judgment calls—so you know what’s certain and what depends on context.

Our Editorial Values

  • Clarity over jargon – We define terms and avoid alphabet soup.
  • Evidence over opinions – Claims are explained, not asserted.
  • Safety over shortcuts – If a faster route is risky, we say so.
  • Respect for readers – Beginners and experts are both welcome here.

Safety & Responsibility

Electricity can be dangerous. Our content is educational and informational. Always follow manufacturer instructions and local regulations, and disconnect power before working on any circuit. When in doubt—or if your project involves service equipment, unfamiliar hazards, or permits—consult a licensed electrician.


Who We Serve

Homeowners, renters, first‑time EV owners, DIY‑curious learners, solar and storage newcomers, hobbyists, and small‑shop operators who want reliable, safety‑first guidance without the jargon.


Meet the Team

Our editorial team includes electrical practitioners, energy auditors, solar designers, and technical editors from the StrongMocha News Group who share a single goal: clear, accurate, safety‑forward guidance that you can trust.


Get in Touch

Have a correction, suggestion, or a topic you’d like us to cover? We’d love to hear from you. Use our contact page to reach the editors, and we’ll respond as quickly as we can.


Highervoltage.net – Power made understandable. Safety made practical.