Level 2 Electrician Riverstone

The more than two decades we spent serving Sydney locals showed why homeowners and businesses continue to trust our electrical level 2 team. Each of them is licensed and insured per the requirements set by NSW Fair Trading under existing laws. In NSW, an electrical licence is given only to those individuals who have completed the Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician course, receive a certificate of Proficiency as an Electrician and gain real-life work experience through an apprenticeship. Apart from having an NSW electrical licence, all of our team members are also Level 2 ASP Electricians. This additional qualification comes from the Accredited Service Provider (ASP) Scheme. The program accredits organisations so that they can do contestable work on the NSW electrical distribution network. It means that they can do work like installing a service line to connect the building’s point of attachment to the main electrical grid.

Electrical Defect Notice

Homeowners and businesses who have received an electrical defect notice should immediately contact an experienced and capable L2 electrician. Most issues found during this inspection require the expertise of someone who has a Level 2 ASP qualification. This notice lists all the needed repairs and replacements. Meeting these requirements is essential for property owners to continue enjoying services from their electricity provider, like Ausgrid and Endeavour Energy.

Consumer Mains

The continuous use of an old and outdated Vulcanised Indian Rubber (VIR) cable is one reason behind property owners using an electrical defect notice. When this happens, our level 2 electrical contractors are always ready to help. We specialise in upgrading your property’s consumer main to the Cross-Linked Polyethylene (XLPE) consumer main. This modern version offers several benefits, including improved cut-through resistance, increased tensile strength and stronger insulation. 

Electrical Switchboards

The electrical switchboard is another usual suspect when receiving an electrical defect notice. The most common issue with this equipment is its inability to handle modern power demand. When homes and businesses frequently experience a blown switchboard, our ASP level 2 electricians recommend upgrading to a 3-Phase Switchboard. It is commonly used in commercial spaces where there is significant heavy demand but has been slowly being installed in homes that demand a stable power supply and are looking for a more efficient way to run appliances.