Low Voltage Systems

read moreEquipped with our specialist test equipment, we can find and diagnose all types of electrical fault. However, before calling us please read through the following to make sure that there is actually a fault - you may be able to avoid a call out. If you discover that a light is not working, then check to make sure that all the other lights work. If they do, then chances are it could be a blown bulb. Be careful when checking or changing a bulb as they can be quite hot if they have recently been on.

read moreThe aim of Part P is to further enhance the protection of homeowners, improve electrical safety in the home and prevent life-threatening accidents which are caused by faulty electrics. If homeowners do not have Part P approval, they may face problems when trying to sell their home. It is a criminal offence to carry out DIY electrics that do not comply with Building Regulations and can lead to a maximum fine of 5,000. The law requires an electrician registered with a Government-approved scheme, such as NICEIC to carry out most electrical work in the home, and once the work is finished, provide you with Part 'P' approval.

read moreAn electrical installation condition report will tell you the condition of the fixed electrical wiring and reveal if electrical circuits are being overloaded, find potential hazards within the electrical installation, identify defective DIY work, highlight any lack of earthing or bonding and continue to test the fixed wiring of the installation. This includes checking fuse or circuit breaker ratings and testing the RCD's to make sure they trip under fault conditions. The outcome from the Electrical Installation Condition Report will establish the overall condition of all the electrics and tell you whether it is satisfactory for continued use and will detail any work that might need to be done.