Safety Check Electrician
Brown Hill Creek SA

What Should You Expect During A Safety Check?

Our team of experienced electricians are proficient in fault-finding and hazard-detection.

Here are some of the tasks performed by our experts during an electrical review:

• We inspect all the wiring in the building,including the roof and floor area
• We inspect the switchboard and whether the essential safety switches are present
• All of switches and power points in your home are assessed for any damages
• Checking beam/insulation clearance and lighting in roof space
• We inspect all of the smoke detectors
• We inspect the earthing of the building

If your plan is to revive a building or purchase a new house, you need to call our expert team to complete a safety check of the electrical wiring, power factors, switchboard, smoke sensors, and earthing of the construction. It will provide you reassurance knowing the building and your loved ones are safe.

How Can Surge Protection Work?

Power surges can occur at any moment. They arise from several causes such as faulty equipment, storms, intense fluctuations in voltage on a circuit or provide deficiencies from the electricity company. Due to greater sophistication in electronic wiring, the smallest burst in electricity can result in substantial ruin to electrical components causing permanent damage.

Often electricity surges are a consequence of an interruption in the flow of power, subsequently established again or directing power back in the infrastructure, like by lightning. Though we feature lightning as the primary cause of most power surges, it only accounts for roughly 2% of these instances. It is approximated that over 50 percent of the energy surges that occur appear from high voltage compressors or appliances disrupting power flow in your home. This occurs many times through the day, especially if equipment with motors forces up or shuts down, directing power from and to other gear. This behaviour is more widespread in appliances such as fridges, air-conditioners and kettles.

How does a surge protector work?

Inside a surge protector, the major power line (live wire) is connected to a ground or earth wire that feeds to the earth. The ground wire safely transfers any extra current to the floor. In normal conditions, the surge connection remains inactive, however, in the event of unusually high voltages, the extra current is safely carried down the extra wire to the ground. This helps to secure your appliance from harm by ensuring that only the essential current flows into it.

Pick Us For The Preferred Brown Hill Creek Electrician

• You may speak to a highly knowledgeable expert when you call
• We manage all electrical installations, repairs and maintenance jobs, small or large
• We’re experienced and fast in our fault finding techniques
• Telephone and internet repairs, connections, and new points
• We are always on time and do tidy and neat work
• We get each job done right from years of expertise
• Compliant with national and local regulations
• Fully insured and licensed, that gives you peace of mind
• Servicing Brown Hill Creek to ensure all your electrical needs are cared for
• We treat every job like our own home

Customer Service Is a Priority

Our specialist electricians are devoted to offering top-notch services to all of our clients, irrespective of how large or small the project is.

We will treat your place like our own. All jobs we undertake are done in a clean and expert manner, regardless of becoming a significant project or minor fix. We are fully insured and certified, so you can be certain you’ve enlisted a expert and that you are protected. No project is too big or small to our Brown Hill Creek electricians.

• We are aware how precious your time is, so we’ll show up at the time we said we would
• We offer affordable solutions
• Our local Brown Hill Creek offices are locally owned and operated
• We put a Great Deal of focus on security

We abide by all local, state, and federal safety regulations combined with having a comprehensive set of security checks.