Safety Check Electrician
St Agnes SA

What To Expect During A Electrical Safety Check

Our friendly group of electric contractors is knowledgeable and skilled in electrical hazard detection.

Our electric inspections will involve;

• Inspecting all wiring through your house including floor roof and space
• We inspect the switchboard and if the necessary safety switches are present
• All of switches and power points in your home are assessed for any damages
• Inspection of roof area and beams, insulation, and thickness light
• Checking the construction earthing
• We will check the earthing of your home

If you plan to revive a building or purchase a new house, you should call our expert team to complete a safety check of the electrical wiring, power factors, switchboard, smoke sensors, and earthing of their construction. It will give you peace of mind knowing the construction and your nearest and dearest are safe.

Surge Protection

Power surges are unpredictable, and are caused by various phenomena such as provide faults by service suppliers, faulty appliances, drains and lots of others. With electrical systems getting even more complicated, a very small power surge may cause big problems in those systems leading to irreparable damage.

Although lightning is most frequently associated with electricity surges, in actual fact only 2 percent of power surges are brought on by lightning strikes. The causes of power surges are more likely due to disturbance in the electricity stream which is later restarted, or when something causes electricity to flow back into the system, for instance, a lightning strike. Of all the power surges experienced homes it is estimated that over half of them are caused by high voltage equipment or compressors cutting in and out of their electrical system. Power surges can happen multiple times every day, usually when the motors in devices start up or closed off, causing electricity to be redirected from or sent to other appliances, the most common being fridges, kettles, and air conditioners.

The part of a surge protector

A surge protector includes an additional link to the main power line which feeds to the earth. Any current that is over the normal threshold passes through the ground cable and ends up firmly into the ground. Whenever there’s no need for this, the surge connection is inactive, but it’s always waiting to become active, to take over the excess present and divert it safely to the ground. This implies that it is impossible for any present exceeding the standard value to flow to your appliances and damage them.

Choose St Agnes Electrician For The Preferred Service

• You may speak to some highly knowledgeable expert once you call
• We do all types of electrical repairs and installations, whether it’s a small project or big project
• Quick, knowledgeable and effective fault-finding
• Web, telephone, repairs, connections, faults, and new points
• Punctual, considerate, and always tidy and neat
• Multiple years of expertise and knowledge
• Compliant with both local and national regulations
• You’ve got peace of mind as we are completely licensed and insured
• We serve all of St Agnes for each electrical need
• We are going to treat your house like our very own

Client Service Is a Priority

Our specialist electricians have been devoted to providing top-notch service to every one our clients, regardless of how big or small the job is.

You may always trust our experts to show the utmost care for your premises. Hence the reason for maintaining a clean work area irrespective of how large or small the job. You might even trust in our experience because we’ve got the necessary licenses to establish it. At precisely the exact same time, we are completely insured for your security, therefore call our St Agnes electrician experts now.

• We appreciate your time, so we will always be there on time
• We offer cost-efficient solutions
• We are a local-based and operated company
• We prioritise electrical safety, offering you peace of mind

Each project we do adheres to the relevant state, business, and Australian standards and rules, and safety checks are standard protocol.