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A service fuse is usually mounted where an overhead power cable attaches to a property. It is designed to protect power supply cables and neighbouring properties from major faults in your electrical installation.

A blown service fuse is often the cause of lost power to an individual property and requires replacement, which our team can provide quickly and safely at any time of day.

A barge fuse is mounted at the connection point near the barge board of a premises. These fuses are installed between the power service line and the customer’s main electricity supply.

Barge fuses are there to protect the consumer mains from power overloaded and fire hazard however they can become faulty over time, so our team are always ready to step in and replace them.

A barge board is the timber block where a property’s point of attachment for an emergency electric company cable is mounted. These can fail due to timber rot or age, however, our electricians are equipped to replace them.

As a privately owned electricity source, it is the responsibility of the property owner to ensure the private power pole system is regularly inspected and safely maintained.

Both steel and timber power poles have a certain lifespan and may incur damage such as rust, termites/rot or other issues, requiring urgent repair and replacement, which our team can assist with.

A Mains Connection Box, or MCB, is a fully insulated environmental base and cover designed to house and protect electrical connectors from damage or contact.

Over time, these can become faulty or damaged, resulting in issues with power supply. Our electrical contractors are trained with the best tools and industry knowledge to ensure speedy MCB repair.

Sometimes, service cables can become low-running or damaged. They can even collapse or fall. In these situations cables have become non-compliant and require immediate repair, a service we can provide.

The point of attachment refers to the first point of electricity supply to the system, and the location at which an overhead cable is connected to the property. This is the connection that keeps you on the grid, allowing you to power your home. 

This connection is usually found in the midpoint of the home, property or block, and typically runs from the public network to a roof apex, private pole, switchboard or the like. The type of connection depends on your situation and power design, but all rely on the same external feed from the POA.

The cables that feed out of this point or junction box will lead to the service fuses, called consumer mains. From there these lines direct electricity to the retailer meters found inside the meter box. As an integral part of the system, exposed to the elements and needed to supply power to the surrounding area, any issue, fault or wear and tear must be managed effectively.

Our team specialises in assisting with POA upgrades and repairs to ensure compliance and safety, as well as to ensure connection security remains at industry standards!

An RCD is a sensitive safety device designed to break an electrical circuit to protect against the risk of electrocution.

If it detects a problem with your power supply (irregular current), it automatically switches off the power in a bid to protect from serious injury or death.

Over time, replacement of RCDs is requires to ensure they remain up to standard with regulations.

An electrical defect notice is issued when electrical installation work does not comply with network safety requirements.

The notice will list the areas that require attention and the timeframe for rectification by a qualified Level 2 ASP.

As all our electricians are qualified ASPs, we can quickly come out to rectify this issue an get your connection back up and running.