Safety Check Electrician
Grange SA

What To Expect During A Safety Check

The friendly electrical team at Adelaide Electrician are experienced and skilled in electric hazard-detection and fault-finding.

Some of the many tasks that are insured by our electric inspections include:

• Our professional team will inspect the wiring through the building, the floor roof and space included
• 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
• We’ll check the lighting system at the roof space
• We will assess the smoke detectors in the construction
• Checking the lighting system at the roof area and beam/insulation clearance

Are you planning to renovate the house or buy a new house? If so, you should call our team to check the safety of the electric system

Surge Protection

Power surges can occur unexpectedly and in any moment. They can be the result of a wide array of factors such as faulty appliances, storms, sudden voltage fluctuations onto a circuit, and supply faults from the electricity supplier. Thinking about the complicated nature of modern digital wiring, even the smallest power surge can cause irreparable damage to these electrical systems.

Although lightning is most frequently associated with power surges, in fact just 2 percent of electricity surges are brought on by lightning strikes. The causes of electricity surges are likely as a result of interruption in the power flow which is then restarted, or when something causes electricity to flow back into the system, by way of instance, a lightning strike. Of all of the energy surges experienced homes it’s estimated that more than half of them are caused by high voltage equipment or compressors cutting in and from the electrical system. Power surges can occur multiple times per day, usually when the motors in devices start up or shut off, causing electricity to be diverted from or delivered to other appliances, the most typical being fridges, kettles, and air conditioners.

The part of a surge protector

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

Why Choose Adelaide Electrician As Your Preferred Grange Electrician?

• You may speak to some well-informed expert once you call
• Small jobs welcome such as electrical repairs and installs are not any issue
• Experienced, functional, and fast fault detection practices
• Web and telephone connections, new things, repairs
• Internet and telephone, flaws, connections, new points, and repairs
• Many years of experience and training
• Compliance with all national and state regulations
• Compliance with all local and national regulations
• Available to provide support throughout the entirety of Grange
• We treat every job like our own home

Customer Service Is a Priority

Our professional electricians are devoted to offering top-notch services to every one of our clients, regardless of how big or small the project is.

When working on your house, we handle it as our own. The work is done in a neat, clean, and professional fashion, while it is a major job or a small repair. We’re licensed, which means you are likely to get help from a professional, and fully insured electrician so you are able to have peace of mind with knowing you are protected. There is no project too big or too small for our group of seasoned Grange electricians.

• We appreciate your time, so we will always be there on time
• We offer affordable solutions
• We’re a local-based and operated company
• We constantly prioritise security, especially when it includes the safety of our clients

Each job we do adheres to the appropriate state, business, and Australian standards and standards, and safety checks are all standard protocol.