Safety Check Electrician
Greenwith SA

What To Expect During A Safety Check

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

Our comprehensive electrical inspections cover all the following:

• Building earthing review
• Total review of switchboard, including checking for current safety switches
• Inspection of switches and power points for any damages
• We inspect the lighting in your house, from the roof space and beam clearance
• Checking the building earthing
• Checking the lighting system in the roof area and beam/insulation clearance

If you would like reassurance when renovating your home or even purchasing one, contact us so that we can perform a comprehensive safety check of the electric wiring, power factors, switchboard, smoke sensors, earthing, and lighting.

Surge Protection

Power surges can happen unexpectedly and in any time. They may be caused by a broad array of factors such as faulty appliances, storms, sudden voltage fluctuations onto a circuit, and also provide flaws from the electricity provider. Thinking about the complicated nature of modern digital wiring, the slightest power surge may cause irreparable harm to these electric systems.

A power surge normally occurs when electricity flow is interrupted then began again. It’s also caused when something causes electricity to return into the machine, for example, a lightning attack. While lightning is most frequently related to power surges, it only accounts for 2% of absolute surges. Approximately over fifty percent of the electricity surges experienced are a result of septic or compressors equipment cutting in and out from your house. You may not have realised it but that happens numerous times per day, especially when appliances motors are switched on or off. By doing this, these devices divert electricity to and from other appliances. A number of the common culprits include fridges, air conditioning, and kettles.

How does a surge protector work?

The live cable or primary power line in a surge protector includes an extra linked connection that feeds into a ground wire. An earth cable’s purpose is to direct any additional current safely to the floor. The surge link from the shield remains inactive until a bigger than normal voltage seems. This excess current is then safely diverted through the extra earth wire, directly into the ground. This prevents more current than normal from flowing into your appliances efficiently ensuring they are protected from any harm which could result from power surges.

Adelaide Electrical Your Preferred Greenwith Electrician

• You may speak to a well-informed expert once you call
• No job is too small; we manage all sorts of electrical fixes and installations
• Quick, knowledgeable and effective fault-finding
• Internet, telephone, repairs, connections, fault detection, and new power points
• Courteous, neat, tidy, and punctual
• We’ve got years of experience and will do the job
• National and local law compliance
• Certified and insured to our security and your peace of mind
• Accessible to offer service across the entirety of Greenwith
• Our expert service technicians are sincere and friendly

Client Service Is a Priority

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

When working on your home, we handle it as our very own. The job is done in a neat, tidy, and professional manner, whether it’s a major project or a minor fix. We are licensed, which means you’re going to get support from a specialist, and fully insured electrician so you can get peace of mind with knowing you will be protected. There’s no job too large or too little for our team of seasoned Greenwith electricians.

• We’re aware how valuable your time is, so we’ll show up at the time we said we would
• We offer cost-effective services
• We’re a local-based and operated firm
• We constantly prioritise safety, especially when it contains the safety of our customers

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