Safety Check Electricians
Hendon SA

What To Expect During A Safety Check

Our electricians are very experienced in finding fault and detecting hazards

Some of the many tasks which are covered by our electrical inspections include:

• Checking all wiring through your house including floor space and roof
• We inspect the switchboard and if the essential safety switches are present
• Checking the smoke sensors
• Checking beam/insulation clearance along with all lighting in roof space
• Checking the building earthing
• Inspection of entire building’s smoke sensors

If your plan is to renovate a building or purchase a new house, you need to call our expert staff to complete a safety check of the electrical wiring, power factors, switchboard, smoke sensors, and earthing of their construction. It will provide you peace of mind understanding the building and your nearest and dearest are safe.

Surge Protection

Power surges are unpredictable and may have multiple causes like sudden voltage fluctuations on a circuit, faulty appliances, storms, or supply faults in the electricity supplier. As electronic wiring is steadily becoming more complicated, even slight power surges in these electrical systems can cause significant damage that could at times be irreparable.

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

The part of a surge protector

Inside a surge protector, the main power line (live wire) is connected to a ground or earth wire that feeds to the ground. The ground cable securely transfers any extra current to the ground. In normal circumstances, the surge connection stays inactive, however, in the event of unusually high voltages, the extra current is safely taken down the excess cable to the ground. This helps to secure your mill from harm by making sure that only the required current flows right into it.

Select Us as Your Favorite Hendon Electrician

• If you call us, you have to speak with a knowledgeable professional
• We manage all electric installations, maintenance and repairs tasks, big and small
• Quick, effective, and practical at fault-finding
• Telephone and internet repairs, connections, and new points
• Punctual, considerate, and always neat and tidy
• We get each job done right from years of expertise
• Fully accredited, insured and bonded for client reassurance
• Compliance with all local and federal regulations
• Servicing Hendon to ensure all of Your electrical requirements are cared for
• We will treat your home like our own

Customer Service Is a Priority

Our completely licensed electricians are dedicated to providing quality solutions to our clients, on each job, big or small.

When working on your house, we treat it as our own. The job is done in a neat, clean, and professional fashion, whether it is a significant job or a small repair. We are licensed, which means you’re likely to get help from a professional, and completely insured electrician so you can get peace of mind knowing you will be guarded. There’s no job too big or too small for our group of seasoned Hendon electricians.

• We’re on-time and always appear as arranged
• We offer cost-efficient solutions
• We are a local-based and operated firm
• We prioritise electrical safety, offering you peace of mind

More importantly, our Australian clients do not need to overlook that we operate based on the greatest industry regulations and standards.