Level 2 Electrician Maroubra

NSW Fair Trading requires all electricians to hold an electrician licence before offering their services. This licence comes after completing the Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician course, receiving a certificate of Proficiency as an Electrician and gaining real-life work experience through an apprenticeship program. Our team members are also Level 2 ASP qualified individuals. It means they were certified by the NSW Accredited Service Provider (ASP) program. This scheme allows them to work on equipment connected to the NSW electrical distribution grid. These requirements equip L2 electricians with the needed knowledge to handle all electrical problems.

Available 24/7

Apart from having a competent level two electricians, we also offer same-day service 24/7. With our level 2 electrical contractors on standby round-the-clock, we can immediately dispatch a capable professional within minutes after asking for help.

Consumer Mains

Also known as the supply cable, the consumer main supplies the whole building with power. Homes and commercial buildings still dependent on old consumer mains may experience frequent power outages. The continued use of an old VIR cable also increases the chance of an electrical fire or electrocution. Our L2 electricians recommend upgrading the supply cables to a Cross-Linked Polyethylene (XLPE) consumer main. This modern supply cable offers several advantages, including increased tensile strength and improved cut-through resistance. The continued use of this outdated equipment is also a common reason why property owners receive an electrical defect notice.

Point of Attachment

An aging point of attachment is among the frequent reasons for electrical defect notices. This equipment connects the overhead power line and the supply cables to deliver electricity to the building. When this equipment breaks, our electrical level 2 team is ready to help. We are available round the clock to lend a hand. We can be on your property even when it’s a weekend, late at night or during the early hours of the morning.

Overhead Cables

Overhead power lines are also a recurring culprit found in electrical defect notices. Given the location of this equipment, it is not surprising for it to frequently malfunction. This equipment is exposed to more external forces that may impact its integrity. Its location makes it easier for vegetation or wildlife interference. It can also be damaged due to human-caused accidents.