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⚡ What does an electrician do?

A licensed electrician can install, service and repair electrical components in residential, commercial and industrial properties.

⚡ What is data cabling?

Data cabling acts as the basis for a network, which transmits and shares information between users.

⚡ Can an electrician rewire my home?

Yes, electricians can undertake home rewiring if you are remodelling, or your wiring has deteriorated.

⚡ What does a safety switch do?

A safety switch is designed to protect against electrical shock by shutting off when current leakage is detected.

⚡ Are circuit breakers different to safety switches?

Yes! Circuit breakers protect circuit wiring and appliances where safety switches protect people from electrical shock.

⚡ What is testing and tagging?

Testing and tagging involves checking the safety of portable electrical appliances.

⚡ I have no power, what do I do?

Check your switchboard for a tripped system first, and then call a local electrician.

⚡ Can I fix minor electrical problems myself?

No. To avoid electrical shock or further damage always call a professional to undertake electrical repairs.