Safety Check Electrician
Fairview Park SA

What To Expect During A Safety Check

Our friendly team of electrical contractors is educated and skilled in electric hazard detection.

Our electric review jobs cover the following tasks:

• Building earthing review
• Inspecting all of the wiring of the construction including the roofs and floor spaces
• Checking the smoke sensors
• Checking beam/insulation clearance along with all lighting in roof area
• We inspect all the smoke sensors
• Inspection of entire building’s smoke detectors

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

Surge Protection

Power surges can happen at any time. They arise from several causes such as faulty equipment, storms, extreme fluctuations in voltage to a circuit or provide deficiencies from the power company. Due to increased complexity in electronic wiring, the smallest burst in power may lead to substantial ruin to electric components causing permanent damage.

Although lightning is most frequently associated with electricity surges, in fact just 2% of power surges are brought on by lightning strikes. The root of electricity surges are likely due to disturbance in the power flow which is then restarted, or when something causes electricity to flow back into the system, by way of example, a lightning strike. Of all the power surges experienced in homes it is estimated that more than half are caused by high voltage equipment or compressors cutting in and from their electric system. Power surges can occur many times every day, usually if the motors in devices start up or closed off, causing electricity to be diverted from or delivered to other appliances, the most common being fridges, kettles, and air conditioners.

The part of a surge protector

The live wire or main power line in a surge protector contains an extra linked connection that feeds to a ground wire. A ground wire’s purpose would be to direct any additional current safely to the ground. The surge link in the shield remains inactive until a bigger than normal voltage seems. This extra current is then safely diverted through the excess earth cable, right into the floor. This prevents more current than ordinary from flowing into your appliances effectively ensuring that they are protected from any harm which can be caused by power surges.

Pick Us For The Preferred Fairview Park Electrician

• You are going to Speak to an experienced professional when you call us
• We can handle all electrical installations and repairs, no job too small
• Quick, knowledgeable and effective fault-finding
• Telephone and internet repairs, connections, and new things
• Punctual, polite, tidy, and thoughtful
• Many years of experience and training
• Compliant with both national and local regulations
• Fully licensed and insured, that gives you peace of mind
• Accessible Fairview Park broad for all domestic electrical requirements
• We treat every project like our own house

Customer Service Is a Priority

It does not matter how large, little, or complicated the project, our licensed electricians consistently deliver their finest and depart clients completely satisfied.

We will treat your area like our own. All jobs we tackle are done in a clean and expert way, regardless of becoming a major project or minor repair. We are fully insured and qualified, so you can be sure you’ve enjoyed a expert and that you are protected. No job is too large or small to our Fairview Park electricians.

• You value your time, so we’ll always make certain to be on time.
• Our prices are affordable
• We are out of Fairview Park and remain a locally owned operation
• We prioritise electrical safety, offering you peace of mind

Each project we perform adheres to the relevant state, industry, and Australian standards and rules, and security checks are all quality protocol.