Electrical Safety Foundation International

@esfidotorgUSAnalyzed

electrical safetynon-profitfire preventionelectrical hazardseducation
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Audience and activity

Subscribers5.5K
Views per video395median of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.07how many actually watch
Comments per video0median
Uploads per month0.4
Last upload1mo ago2026-09-01
Total views6.9M
Total videos257
Long-form / Shorts0% / 76%

Counts come from the YouTube Data API and are refreshed regularly; medians are computed from the channel's last 30 videos.

What Electrical Safety Foundation International makes

Topics electrical safety, non-profit, fire prevention, electrical hazards, education

The Electrical Safety Foundation International is the premier non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to promoting electrical safety at home, school, and in the workplace. Working together with our many safety partners, ESFI is making a difference in reducing the number of electrically-related fires, deaths, injuries, and property losses that occur each year.

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Recent videos

TitlePublishedViewsLength
Protect Against External Surges with Surge Protection2026-09-011562 min
Surge Protective Devices: Protect Your Facility2026-06-15123K1 min
How to Handle Damaged EVs2026-04-303.2K1 min
Avoid Counterfeit Devices and Electronics2026-04-302.8K1 min
Data Center Electrical Safety2026-04-306751 min
Flooding and Disaster SafetyShort2026-04-304101 min
Workplace Safety: Know What is Around YouShort2026-04-302.6K1 min
Join the Electrical IndustryShort2026-04-302.9K1 min
Seguridad en el Trabajo: Sepa que hay a su AlrededorShort2026-04-301921 min
Vehiculos Electricos Danados o Inhabilitados2026-04-301541 min

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