Level 2 Electrician Constitution Hill

At The Local Electrician, each member of the team holds an electrician license from NSW Fair Trading. It means that they have met the requirements set by NSW law to receive an electrical license. This license allows them to offer their skill within the state. For a would-be electrician, an NSW electrician license is issued to those who have completed the Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician training and at least 12 months of real-world electrical work experience through an apprenticeship program. For those who want to expand their skills, they can also qualify for the Accredited & Authorised Service Provider (ASP) scheme. Electricity providers like Ausgrid and Endeavour Energy, under the Electricity Supply Act 1995, grant this additional qualification. Meeting these requirements ensures that only the best and most qualified L2 electricians are working across Sydney and NSW.

Private Power Poles

Fixing private power poles is one of the most common requests found in an electrical defect notice. These notices list all the needed repairs and replacements in the property after an inspector found defective or missing equipment in the building’s electrical wiring system. In terms of repairing private poles, our level 2 electrical contractors specialise in replacing worn-out poles with either timber- or galvanised steel poles and ensuring that all cables attached to them are properly installed.

Consumer Main

Also known as the supply cable, the consumer main delivers electricity from the private power pole or the street pole. Given its importance in supplying power throughout the building, it is best to have it regularly maintained or fixed immediately when it breaks down. Our electrical level 2 experts are not only experienced and trained to handle all issues concerning the consumer main, but we are also available 24/7, 365 days a year to lend a helping hand.

Point of Attachment

While not the most easily distinguishable part of the building’s electrical system, the point of attachment is important as it welcomes the cable from the private pole and connects it to the wires inside the house or commercial building. Improper installation and frayed cables due to age are common issues with this electrical component.