Safety Check Electricians
Ingle Farm SA

What To Expect During An Electrical Safety Check

Our friendly group of electrical contractors is knowledgeable and skilled in electric hazard detection.

Some of the numerous tasks that are covered by our electrical inspections include:

• Our expert team will inspect the wiring through the building, the floor space and roof included
• We inspect the switchboard and whether the necessary safety switches are present
• Inspection of all switches and power points for any damages
• We’ll assess the lighting system in the roof space
• We will assess the smoke detectors in the building
• Checking the light system in the roof space and beam/insulation clearance

If you would like reassurance when renovating your house or even buying one, give us a call so we can perform a comprehensive safety check of the electric wiring, power factors, switchboard, smoke detectors, earthing, and lighting.

Surge Protection

Power surges can happen unexpectedly and at any time. They may be the result of a broad range of factors including faulty appliances, storms, and abrupt voltage fluctuations on a circuit, and supply flaws from the power provider. Considering the complicated nature of modern digital wiring, even the smallest power surge may cause irreparable damage to these electrical systems.

Often power surges are a result of an interruption in the flow of power, then established again or directing electricity back into the infrastructure, such as by lightning. Although we attribute lightning as the primary cause of the majority of power surges, it merely accounts for roughly 2% of these cases. It’s approximated that over 50% of the energy surges that occur appear from high voltage compressors or appliances disrupting power flow in your house. This happens many times through the day, especially if equipment with motors powers up or shuts down, directing electricity from and into other gear. This behaviour is more widespread in appliances such as fridges, air-conditioners and kettles.

The part of a surge protector

A surge protector has a live cable or main power line which has an extra connection that’s related to the earth or earth. This floor or ground wire directs excess current to the floor for secure expulsion. Under normal circumstances, a surge protector is generally dormant or inactive, until when a larger than normal current occurs, in which situation the surge protector kicks in to safely divert the surplus current into the floor. As a result, the surge protector make sure than surplus current doesn’t flow into any of your appliances, therefore protecting them from damage.

Select Us as Your Favourite Ingle Farm Electrician

• You’re going to Speak to a seasoned specialist once You telephone us
• We do all Kinds of electrical repairs and installations, whether it’s a small project or large job
• Quick, effective, and functional at fault-finding
• Telephone and internet repairs, connections, and new things
• Punctual, polite, and always neat and tidy
• Multiple years of expertise and training
• Fully licensed, insured and bonded for client reassurance
• Compliance with all local and national regulations
• Available Ingle Farm broad for all residential electrical requirements
• We treat every project like our own house

We Take Pride In Our Great Client Service

With years of experience and a great reputation, our crew of electricians offer exceptional client support to all clients.

We take care of your house as though it were our own. All work has been done in a specialist manner, together with extra care given to cleanliness, tidyness and efficiency. We are duly licensed and approved which means that you will be working with specialists, and we are also completely insured so you and your house are safe in our hands. No job is too big or small for our highly-trained Ingle Farm electricians.

• We are time-effective and will always follow a set timeline
• We provide cost-effective services
• We’re a local-based and operated company
• We put a lot of emphasis on security

We abide by all local, state, and federal safety regulations combined with using a detailed set of safety checks.