Level 2 Electrician Minto

Level two electricians are needed to work on electrical devices connected to the main electrical grid. They are responsible for more advanced electrical work as they have completed the Certificate Of Compliance for Electrical Work as required by the Gas and Electricity (Consumer Safety) Act 2017 and the Gas and Electricity (Consumer Safety) Regulation 2018. This certification requires them to undergo a set of training or apprenticeship to gain skills that will equip them with the needed tools to handle installations and repairs on equipment directly linked to a live electrical network. Our team of L2 electricians are capable of helping Minto locals with their electrical defect notices, fallen power poles and low-hanging overhead power lines.

Electrical Defect Notice

An electrical defect notice is issued by Ausgrid and Endeavour Energy to its customers whose property were found to have some irregularities in their electrical system. This notice is usually given after a thorough inspection was done by these public utilities. It gives a clear description of what is wrong with their electrical system and the needed repairs or replacements for these customers to continue receiving electricity. Property owners who were issued this notice should contact a Level 2 ASP Electrician within 21 days for them to continue enjoying electricity.

Point of Attachment

The point of attachment may be the most unnoticeable part of the building’s electrical system. It connects the property and the main electrical grid. Homes and commercial buildings that make use of overhead power lines can find their point of attachment by following the line from the street pole to the home or commercial space. It is commonly seen at the edge of the home or building’s roof. Damaged wires or improperly installed point of attachment are some of the regular issues faced with this part of the electrical system.

Electrical Switchboard

Our Level 2 Electrical Contractors recommend that homes with heavier electricity demand have a 3-Phase Switchboard in their property. This modern version of an electrical switchboard offers homes and businesses a more powerful and more stable switchboard, decreased energy loss and the ability for connected appliances to last longer. Aside from its capability to handle heavier electricity demand, it also offers safety nets not present in old versions of switchboards. Our team of L2 electricians can help homeowners and businesses deal with their switchboard upgrade from assessing whether it is best for the property to installing and repairing a 3 Phase Switchboard.