Safety Check Electrician
Athelstone SA

What To Expect During A Safety Check

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

Our electrical review jobs cover the following jobs:

• We inspect all the wiring in the building,including the roof and floor space
• Inspecting all of the wiring of the building including the roofs and flooring spaces
• Inspecting the switches and all power points for damage
• We’ll assess the lighting system in the roof space
• Checking the switchboard and checking if all safety switches are set up
• Checking the lighting system in the roof area and beam/insulation clearance

If you’re going to be renovating or purchasing a new home, contact us to get a comprehensive safety check of the wiring of your whole house’s earthing, lighting, smoke detectors, electric wiring, switchboard, power points, and much more.

Surge Protection

Power surges can happen unexpectedly and in any time. They can be caused by a wide range of factors including faulty appliances, storms, and sudden voltage fluctuations on a circuit, and also provide faults from the power supplier. Thinking about the complicated nature of modern digital wiring, the smallest power surge may cause irreparable damage to those electrical systems.

Although lightning is most frequently related to power surges, in actual fact just 2% of power surges are brought on by lightning strikes. The causes of electricity surges are likely as a result of interruption in the power flow that’s then restarted, or when something causes electricity to flow back into the system, for example, a lightning attack. Of all the power surges experienced homes it’s estimated that more than half of them are caused by high voltage equipment or compressors cutting in and from their electrical system. Power surges can occur many times every day, usually when the motors in apparatus start up or closed off, causing electricity to be diverted from or sent to other appliances, the most common being fridges, kettles, and air conditioners.

The operation of a surge protector

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

Choose Us As Your Preferred Athelstone Electrician

• When you phone, you will speak to an educated agent
• We handle all electric installations, repairs and maintenance jobs, big and small
• Quick and accurate fault detection techniques
• Repairs, connections, and fresh points for phone and internet wiring within your house
• We’re always on time and do neat and tidy work
• Many years of expertise and training
• Compliant with local and national regulations
• You have peace of mind as we are completely insured and licensed
• Respectful and sincere service
• Neighborly and useful professional servicers

Customer Service Is a Priority

Our fully licensed electricians are dedicated to providing quality services to our clients, on each job, large or little.

When working in your house, we treat it as our own. The work is done in a neat, clean, and professional manner, whether it’s a major job or a small fix. We are licensed, so you’re going to get help from a specialist, and fully insured electrician so you can get peace of mind with knowing you will be guarded. There is not any project too large or too small for our team of experienced Athelstone electricians.

• We’re on-time and always show up as arranged
• We provide cost-effective electrical solutions
• This is a locally owned business in Athelstone
• We constantly prioritise security, especially when it contains the security of our clients

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