Level 2 Electrician Beacon Hill

All our Level 2 ASP crew went through rigorous training to be able to be certified by electrical authorities to handle L2 electrician issues. We can easily custom-fit solutions to the unique structure that each household or commercial establishment has. From the simplest to the most complicated of issues, our Level 2 ASP electrician team will be able to find a way to effectively have electrical systems robust in all details.

We do recommend requesting to have a free onsite checkup of electrical systems. Unseen stressors like the intermittent weather, humidity, water damage and fluctuating usage can lend damage to wiring and fine details that lead to unexpected outage. In this way, our electrical level 2 professionals will be able to bring the customer to the same page and recommend solutions that can prevent this from happening. Level two electrician skills can also provide an extra source of energy onsite if necessary. This comes in handy especially if the address is at a remote spot or additional power is needed to accommodate an unexpected emergency.

Electrical Defect Notice

Homes and commercial buildings in Beacon Hill are not exempted from receiving an electrical defect notice. This notice is issued by electricity providers like Ausgrid, Endeavour Energy and Essential Energy to their customers whose property were found with some irregularity. It lists the needed repair or replacement that must be done within 21 days for the customer to continue receiving electricity from their provider. Our Level Two Electricians can help in dealing with this notice. We are capable of addressing the most common issues found in an electrical defect notice. Many of these notices are issued due to fallen or worn out private power poles, low-hanging overhead power cables, old electrical switchboards and tripped breakers.

Electrical Switchboards

Electrical switchboard upgrades are among the most common work done by our L2 electricians for Beacon Hill locals who were issued an electrical defect notice. The upgrade mostly affects homes and commercial buildings that are still using the old version of this electrical system part. The 3-Phase Switchboard offers greater safety features not found in the older switchboards. Those switchboards come integrated with asbestos that can harm the health of people occupying the building where the old switchboard is installed. The modern version offers several benefits including a more stable flow of electricity that does not drop to zero, energy efficiency and a cheaper option as it does not require more electricity. 

Private Power Poles

Our Level 2 ASP experts also specialise in repairing private poles. These poles are installed in a property so that owners can choose where their overhead line or underground cable will enter their home or commercial establishment. It also protects the property from the dangers associated with being directly connected to the main electricity grid in the street pole. However, regular upkeep is needed for private power poles. This part of the property’s electrical system is prone to damage caused by extreme weather events, interference from both wildlife and vegetation and human-caused accidents like car crashes. 

Overhead Power Lines

If a homeowner or a business owner receives an electrical defect notice due to a fallen private pole, it is also a must to check the overhead power line. Low-hanging overhead cables present a great danger for people inside and outside the property. Electrocution and electrical fires are some of the frequent consequences of allowing these cables to fall into levels almost at the fingertips of humans and animals. Our Level 2 Electricians makes sure that in every fallen private pole repair they do, they also check the integrity of the overhead power line connected to it. This practice ensures that the property will not encounter any issues after having its private pole fixed.

Consumer Mains

Vulcanised Indian Rubber (VIR) cables are still predominantly used in many buildings across Sydney. This cable was popularly used between 1910 and 1950 in many homes and commercial establishments across the country. VIR cables offer several benefits that caused their popularity among builders back in the day. Given that it makes use of rubber, it offers extra insulation, waterproofing and resistance to abrasion. But our Level 2 ASP Electricians recommend that buildings instead be installed with Cross-Linked Polyethylene (XLPE) consumer mains as they come with increased tensile strength and stronger insulation.