Safety Check Electrician
Kilkenny SA

What To Expect During A Safety Check

Our electrical experts are very experienced in finding fault and detecting hazards

Our electrical inspections will involve;

• We inspect all of the wiring in the building,including the roof and floor space
• Complete inspection of switchboard, such as checking for present safety switches
• Inspection of all switches and power points for any damages
• Inspection of roof area and beams, insulation, and clearance lighting
• Checking the switchboard and checking if all safety switches are set up
• Inspecting the smoke sensors

If you plan to renovate a building or purchase a new home, you should call our expert team to complete a safety check of the electric wiring, power points, switchboard, smoke sensors, and earthing of their construction. It will give you reassurance knowing the construction and your nearest and dearest are secure.

Surge Protection

A power surge can happen at any moment. They appear from several causes like faulty equipment, storms, extreme fluctuations in voltage to a circuit or supply deficiencies from the power company. Because of greater complexity in electronic pipes, the slightest burst in power may lead to substantial ruin to electrical components resulting in permanent damage.

A power surge normally occurs when electricity flow is interrupted then started again. It is also caused when something causes electricity to flow back into the machine, for instance, a lightning attack. While lightning is most frequently related to power surges, it only accounts for 2 percent of total surges. Approximately more than half of the power surges experienced are a consequence of compressors or high-voltage equipment cutting in and out from your home. You might not have realised it but that occurs numerous times a day, especially when appliances motors are switched on or off. By doing so, these devices divert electricity to and from other appliances. A number of the common culprits include fridges, air-conditioning, and kettles.

How can surge protectors do the job?

Within a surge protector, the major power line (live wire) is connected to a ground or earth wire that feeds into the earth. The ground wire safely transfers any extra current to the floor. In normal conditions, the surge connection stays inactive, however, in case of unusually substantial voltages, the excess current is safely carried down the extra cable to the earth. This helps to protect your mill from harm by making sure that only the required current flows into it.

Select Us as Your Favourite Kilkenny Electrician

• You will speak to a well-informed expert when you call
• No project is too small; we manage all sorts of electrical fixes and installations
• Quick, knowledgeable and efficient fault-finding
• Repairs, relations, and fresh points for telephone and online wiring within your house
• Internet and telephone, faults, connections, new points, and repairs
• We’ve got years of expertise and will do the project right
• Compliant with both local and national regulations
• Licensed and insured for our safety and your peace of mind
• Available Kilkenny broad for all residential electrical requirements
• We treat every project like our own home

100% Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed

Our expert team of licensed electricians always go the additional mile to offer great solutions to clients, whether the it’s a large or small job.

We will treat your area like our own. All jobs we tackle are done in a clean and expert manner, regardless of being a significant project or minor repair. We’re completely insured and qualified, so you are able to be sure you’ve enlisted a expert and that you’re protected. No job is too large or small to our Kilkenny electricians.

• You value your time, so we’ll always make sure to be punctually.
• We offer affordable services
• We’re a local-based and operated company
• We place a Great Deal of emphasis on security

More to the point, our Australian clients never need to overlook that we operate according to the highest industry regulations and standards.