Safety Check Electrician
Hillcrest SA

What To Expect During An Electrical Safety Check

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

Our electric review projects cover the following tasks:

• Inspecting all wiring throughout your property including floor space and roof
• Inspecting the switchboard and if your property has present safety switches
• All switches and power points in your house are checked for any damages
• We inspect the lighting in your home, in the roof space and beam clearance
• We inspect all the smoke detectors
• Checking the lighting system at the roof space and beam/insulation clearance

If you would like peace of mind when renovating your house or even buying one, contact us so that we could do a comprehensive safety check of the electrical wiring, electricity factors, switchboard, smoke detectors, earthing, and lighting.

Surge Protection

Power surges can occur at any moment. They appear from several causes such as faulty equipment, storms, extreme fluctuations in voltage to a circuit or provide deficiencies in your power company. Due to greater complexity in electronic pipes, the smallest burst in electricity may lead to substantial ruin to electric components causing irreversible harm.

A power surge normally occurs when electricity flow is interrupted then started again. It’s also caused when something causes electricity to flow back into the machine, for example, a lightning strike. While lightning is most commonly associated with power collapses, it only accounts for 2% of absolute surges. Approximately more than half of the power surges experienced are a consequence of compressors or high-voltage equipment cutting in and out in your home. You may not have understood it but that occurs numerous times a day, particularly when appliances with 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 the surge protector, there is the primary power line or live wire which features an additional link attached to it that feeds into the ground. Any excess current is redirected to the ground through the ground wire. The surge connection remains in an inactive state until a voltage that’s excessive in comparison to a quality one causes it to direct extra current to the ground during the additional cable. This prevents excessive current from flowing into your house appliances thus shielding them from damage.

Choose Hillcrest Electrician As Your Preferred Service

• You will speak to a well-informed professional when you call
• We can handle all electrical repairs and installations, no project too small
• Quick, educated and effective fault-finding
• Courteous and on-time, Superb customer support
• Punctual, polite, tidy, and thoughtful
• Gets the job done correctly with years of experience in the industry
• Fully accredited, insured and bonded for client peace of mind
• Licensed and insured for our safety and your peace of mind
• Accessible Hillcrest wide for all domestic electrical needs
• Servicing Hillcrest and its suburbs for all your electrical installation and repair needs

We Take Pride In Our Great Customer Service

Our team of certified electricians consistently go the extra mile to provide excellent solutions to clients, whether the it is a large or small project.

We’ll treat your area like our own. All jobs we undertake are done in a clean and professional manner, regardless of being a major project or minor fix. We’re completely insured and certified, so you are able to be certain that you’ve enjoyed a professional and that you’re protected. No job is too large or small to our Hillcrest electricians.

• We appreciate your time, so we’ll always be there when specified
• All our rates are cost-effective
• We’re a local-based and operated firm
• We prioritise electrical security, offering you peace of mind

Each project we perform adheres to the appropriate state, industry, and Australian standards and rules, and safety checks are all standard protocol.