Safety Check Electrician
South Melbourne VIC

What To Expect During A Safety Check

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

Our electrical review projects cover the following tasks:

• Complete inspection of whole property’s wiring, such as roof and floor
• Inspecting the switchboard and if your property has current safety switches
• All switches and power points in your house are checked for any damages
• Inspecting beam/insulation clearance along with all lighting in roof space
• Checking the switchboard and checking if all safety switches are in place
• Inspecting the lighting system in the roof area and beam/insulation clearance

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

Surge Protection

Power surges can occur unexpectedly and in any time. They may be the result of a wide array of factors including faulty appliances, storms, and abrupt voltage fluctuations onto a circuit, and also supply faults from the power provider. Considering the intricate nature of contemporary electronic wiring, even the slightest power surge may cause irreparable harm to those electric systems.

Often power surges are a result of an interruption in the flow of electricity, subsequently established directing or again power back into the infrastructure, such as by lightning. Although we attribute lightning as the main cause of most power strikes, it only accounts for approximately 2% of these instances. It is approximated that over 50 percent of the energy surges that occur arise from high voltage appliances or compressors disrupting power flow on your house. This occurs many times through the day, mostly when equipment with motors powers up or shuts down, directing power from and into other equipment. This behaviour is more prevalent in appliances such as fridges, air-conditioners and kettles.

How surge protectors work

A surge protector has a live wire or main power line that has an excess connection that’s linked to the earth or ground. This floor or ground cable leads excess present to the ground for secure expulsion. Under normal conditions, a surge protector is generally dormant or inactive, until when a larger than normal current happens, in which situation the surge protector kicks in to safely divert the excess current to the ground. By doing this, the surge protector ensure than surplus current does not flow into any of your appliances, thus shielding them from harm.

Choose Us For The Preferred South Melbourne Electrician

• When you call us, a knowledgeable expert will answer the phone
• No project is too small; we handle all sorts of electrical repairs and setups
• Quick, knowledgeable and effective fault-finding
• Internet, telephone, repair, connections, faults, and new power points
• Telephone and internet, flaws, connections, new points, and repairs
• Egocentric and skillful; we get it correct the first time
• Compliant with both national and local regulations
• Keep your peace of mind – we are fully licensed and insured
• Respectful and sincere service
• We treat every job like our own house

Customer Service Is a Priority

With years of knowledge and credibility, our crew of electricians offer exceptional client service to all clients.

We’ll see to your place like our own. All jobs we undertake are achieved in a clean and expert manner, regardless of becoming a significant project or minor repair. We are completely insured and qualified, so you can be certain you’ve enlisted a professional and that you’re protected. No project is too large or small for our South Melbourne electricians.

• We are on-time and always appear as organised
• We provide affordable solutions
• We’re a local-based and operated firm
• We prioritise electrical security, offering you peace of mind

We abide by all local, state, and federal security regulations combined with having a comprehensive set of safety checks.