Level 2 Electrician Russell Lea

Some electrical works can only be carried out by a qualified electrician who holds a Level 2 ASP certificate. This certification is proof that an electrician has the knowledge and experience to handle any kind of electrical installation, maintenance and repair that involve working with a live electrical system. It means that level two electricians are legally allowed to disconnect and reconnect electricity at homes and businesses from the electricity grid. With this certification, they specialise in installing and fixing consumer mains, surge protectors and overhead and underground power lines.

Electrical Defect Notice

Homes and businesses receive an electrical defect notice either from Ausgrid or Endeavour Energy as there were some irregularities found in their electrical system. These public utilities conduct a thorough inspection to ensure that their clients are compliant with the laws and regulations meant to safeguard the integrity of their property as well as the overall electrical grid. This notice details the needed repairs or replacements that need to be done to continuously enjoy the services of the electricity providers. Our team of L2 electricians can help address the problems listed so that no home or business will find themselves without power within 21 days of issuance of the electrical defect notice. To know more about electrical defect notices issued by Endeavour Energy, read our blog post “What Is An Endeavour Energy Electrical Defect Notice?”

Point of Attachment Issues

The point of attachment is that joint attaching a home or shop’s electrical wiring with that of the main electrical grid. For properties using overhead power lines, the point of attachment is seen in the roof apex running towards the home or business’ electrical switchboard. Issues with the point of attachment are among the most common reasons for the issuance of an electrical defect notice. As previously stated, these notices indicate the needed repairs and replacements for the electricity provider to continuously service the property. A quick call to our qualified and experienced Level 2 Electricians can get things sorted out instantly.

Electrical Switchboards

The electrical switchboard is another common culprit for electrical defect notices. It is especially received by properties that have been existing for years. With appliances using much energy nowadays, electrical switchboards in old homes or commercial buildings can no longer meet the electricity demands of the property’s occupants. Our team of L2 electricians recommend an upgrade to a 3-Phase Switchboard. This modern electrical switchboard offers stable power anywhere at home or commercial space, energy efficiency and decreased energy loss.