Safety Check Electricians
Oaklands Park SA

What To Expect During An Electrical Safety Check

Our skilled team of electricians is talented at detecting hazards and finding faults.

Our comprehensive electrical inspections cover all of the following:

• Inspecting all wiring through your property including floor space and roof
• Complete review of switchboard, including checking for current safety switches
• Checking the smoke detectors
• Inspecting all switches and power points for damage
• Checking the switchboard and assessing if all safety switches are set up
• Checking the lighting system at the roof area and beam/insulation clearance

If you plan to revive a building or buy a new home, you need to call our expert staff to complete a safety check of the electric wiring, power factors, switchboard, smoke sensors, and earthing of their building. It will provide you reassurance understanding the building and your nearest and dearest are safe.

How Can Surge Protection Work?

Power surges can happen unexpectedly and at any moment. They may be caused by a wide array of factors such as faulty appliances, storms, and sudden voltage fluctuations onto a circuit, and supply faults from the electricity provider. Thinking about the complicated nature of contemporary digital wiring, even the smallest power surge can cause irreparable damage to these electric systems.

Power surges commonly occur when the flow of electricity is disturbed, and then resumed abruptly, or when electricity is forced to flow back into a system by some thing like a lightning attack. Although most people associate power surges with lightning strikes, they really only cause about 2% of total documented flashes. Experts estimate that over 50 percent of surges are brought on by high voltage equipment or compressors cutting in and out in your home. These surges can happen multiple times in a day, especially when devices with strong electric motors switch on and off, bringing electricity to and from other devices. The biggest culprits are electrical kettles, fridges and AC units.

How can surge protectors do the job?

The live cable or main power line in a surge protector contains an extra linked connection that feeds into a ground wire. A ground cable’s purpose is to direct any extra current safely to the ground. The surge link in the shield remains inactive until a bigger than normal voltage seems. This excess current is then securely redirected through the excess earth wire, directly into the floor. This averts more current than normal from flowing to your appliances effectively making sure they are protected from any harm that could result from power surges.

Select Us as Your Favourite Oaklands Park Electrician

• You will speak to a well-informed expert once you call
• Small jobs welcome such as electrical repairs and installs are no problem
• Quick, educated and efficient fault-finding
• Internet and phone connections, new things, repairs
• Courteous, neat, clean, and on-time
• We get every job done straight from years of expertise
• Compliance with national and state regulations
• Fully insured and licensed, which gives you peace of mind
• Accessible Oaklands Park broad for all domestic electrical needs
• We are going to treat your house like our very own

Client Service Is a Priority

Our team of certified electricians consistently go the additional mile to provide excellent services to clients, whether the it’s a big or small job.

We’ll treat your place like our own. All jobs we undertake are done in a clean and professional manner, regardless of being a significant project or minor fix. We’re fully insured and certified, so you are able to be sure you’ve enjoyed a professional and that you’re protected. No job is too large or small to our Oaklands Park electricians.

• We are on-time and always appear as organised
• We provide cost-effective services
• This is a locally owned company in Oaklands Park
• We constantly prioritise security, especially when it contains the security of our clients

Each project we perform adheres to the appropriate state, industry, and Australian standards and standards, and security checks are all standard protocol.