Level 2 Electrician Cabramatta

Electricians in NSW need to be licensed with NSW Fair Trading before offering their skills. This license is a testament that they have completed the Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician training course and the accompanying apprenticeship to gain knowledge and experience in doing electrical work in residential and commercial buildings. For those who wanted to expand their skills and services, public utilities Ausgrid, Endeavour Energy and Essential Energy offer the Accredited & Authorised Service Provider (ASP) qualification under the Electricity Supply Act of 1995. This qualification is divided into three different categories. An electrician with Level 2 ASP qualification can work on a live electrical grid and fix equipment on the electrical supply network. Disconnecting and reconnecting service lines at the point of attachment, working on underground service wiring systems and repairing service equipment like service protection devices and fuses are some skills of a Level 2 ASP Electrician.

Electrical Defect Notice

An electrical defect notice is issued to homeowners and businesses after an inspector found a missing or defective piece/s of equipment in their property. Mandated by NSW law, these inspections are carried out by electricity providers like Ausgrid and Endeavour Energy to ensure the safe delivery of electricity into their customers’ premises. Issues with the private power pole, point of attachment and overhead power cables are common issues listed in this notice. It is best to have our L2 electricians at hand after receiving an electrical defect notice. While there’s a 21-day period given to have everything addressed, we advise having it immediately looked at by a professional to assess the needed repairs or replacements.

Consumer Main Upgrade

Upgrades are common requests found in electrical defect notices. The consumer main, also known as the supply cable, is responsible for supplying electricity throughout the property from the main electrical switchboard. The common issue with this equipment is that most buildings across Sydney are still using outdated consumer mains. Our team of electrician level 2 recommends an upgrade to Cross-Linked Polyethylene (XLPE) consumer main. This new consumer main offers several benefits, including increased elongation and impact resistance, and improved cut-through resistance.

3-Phase Electrical Switchboard Installation

Having an outdated and worn-out electrical switchboard can cause it to easily trip when it is unable to handle the high energy demand. A 3-Phase Switchboard is commonly used in commercial spaces as it is designed to handle appliances that demand higher energy. In recent years, homeowners are also opting to have this electrical switchboard, especially those with several appliances that eat up too much power.