Level 2 Electrician Green Valley

In New South Wales, electricians need to be licensed and insured per NSW Fair Trading. Each level two electrician at The Local Electrician has completed the required training and apprenticeship to receive the licence. Additionally, they also hold a Level 2 ASP certification from the Accredited Service Provider (ASP) Scheme. This qualification allows them to work directly with pieces of equipment connected to the main electrical grid. For example, a level 2 ASP electrician can work on private power poles, overhead power lines and consumer mains.

Electrical Switchboards

The electrical switchboard is the heart of the building’s electrical wiring system. Home to the consumer main, troubles with this piece of equipment can lead to electrocution and electrical fires. When issues with the electrical switchboard start showing, it is best to contact our level two electrician. We also specialise in 3-Phase Switchboard upgrades that are best for homes and businesses with greater energy demand.

Point of Attachment

The point of attachment is commonly installed on the edge of the building’s roof. It connects the overhead power line with the cables that power the insides of the building. Improper installation and frayed due to old age are usual reasons behind the issuance of an electrical defect notice concerning the point of attachment. While there is a 21-day allowance to get things fixed, it is best to have an L2 electrician fix it after receiving the electrical defect notice.

Underground Power Cables

While overhead power cables are more common in the Sydney suburbs, there are houses and commercial buildings that are using underground cables. Aesthetics and reduced environmental hazards are the two biggest factors behind the growing popularity of underground power cables. Unlike overhead power lines, it offers a shorter lifespan and higher maintenance costs due to its location.