Level 2 Electrician McMahons Point

For over 25 years, we have remained committed to only giving the best electrical service to both residential and commercial customers in Sydney. This consistency is made possible by our team of dedicated and highly skilled level two electricians. Each of them has completed the required training and apprenticeship set by NSW Fair Trading to ensure the quality of work of electricians in NSW. Their license is an assurance that every work they do follows existing laws and regulations in NSW and Australia. It also gives peace of mind to our customers as it assures the quality and longevity of every installation and repair they do.

Electrical Defect Notice

In NSW, electricity providers like Ausgrid, Endeavour Energy and Essential Energy are required by law to conduct inspections to ensure the safety of the equipment used by their customers. An electrical defect notice is issued by the inspector after identifying defective or missing equipment from the property’s electrical system. An outdated or dangerous electrical switchboard or consumer main, point of attachment issues and fallen or worn private power pole are common reasons for the issuance of this notice. While homeowners have 21 days to get things fixed so that they can continue enjoying their service, it is best to have it repaired immediately. Our L2 electricians are on standby 24/7 to help with all kinds of issues listed in an electrical defect notice.

Electrical Switchboard Upgrade

Old homes and other buildings in Sydney are the usual casualties of an electrical defect notice. These properties still use old and outdated electrical switchboards that may no longer meet the demands of modern appliances and users. Our Level 2 ASP experts recommend an upgrade to a 3 Phase Switchboard. This piece of equipment offers a more stable flow of electricity, an efficient way to run appliances and decreased energy loss.

Consumer Main Repair and Upgrade

Consumer mains are responsible for supplying electricity from the electrical switchboard to other parts of the house or commercial building. Many of the homes and commercial buildings in Sydney still make use of the Vulcanised Indian Rubber consumer main. It was a popular option years ago due to the level of insulation it offers. However, it is no longer recommended as it contains asbestos that can harm human health. For this kind of problem, our Level 2 ASP Electricians recommend a Cross-Linked Polyethylene (XLPE) consumer main upgrade. Aside from being non-hazardous, it also offers stronger insulation and increased tensile strength and elongation.