Level 2 Electrician Coogee

In NSW, electricians need to be licensed and insured per the requirements of NSW Fair Trading. It means that they have completed the required Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician and an apprenticeship. They are also Level 2 ASP certified electricians. This additional qualification allows them to do contestable work on the state’s electrical distribution network. Creating a service line connecting the property and the street pole is one work that needs the expertise of a level two electrician. 

Overhead Power Lines

A low-hanging overhead cable is one reason property owners receive an electrical defect notice. Given that there is a risk of electrocution and electrical fires with this issue, it is best to have a capable L2 electrician come over. We are also experts in replacing aging overhead power lines.

Consumer Mains

Upgrading consumer mains into Cross-Linked Polyethylene (XLPE) consumer mains is one common request we receive. These modern cables offer several benefits, including stronger insulation, increased impact resistance and elongation and improved cut-through resistance. Our level 2 electrical contractors recommend transitioning to these modern supply cables. The continued use of old and outdated consumer mains can lead to severe consequences, including electrical fires.

Electrical Switchboards

Like the consumer main, the continued use of outdated electrical switchboards is usually the factor that contributes to property owners receiving an electrical defect notice. This equipment is the heart of the building’s electrical system. It handles all electrical demands across the property. Given its vital role, it must be capable of handling all power demands. With the continued use of an old switchboard, homeowners and businesses should expect frequent episodes of blown switchboards and other consequences.