Why Temporary Power Supply Matters?

Starting any construction work or significant renovation in Sydney will require a reliable temporary power supply for the construction site work. Tools, lights, and site amenities depend on a steady electricity supply until your permanent supply is active. Only a licensed Level 2 ASP electrician can install these connections safely.  Engaging an experienced Level 2 …

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Collapsed Power Poles and Power Lines! What You Should Do?

A collapsed power poles or overhead lines demands quick, professional action to protect your property and community. Ausgrid handles public infrastructure emergencies, but you must engage a qualified Level 2 electrician when a pole on private land collapses. Eris Electrical brings 15 years of hands-on experience to every job, specialising in private power pole installation and fallen …

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Upgrade From Single-Phase To 3 Phase – What Are the Key Differences?

Electricity powers everything we do, but not all power supplies are the same. Understanding the difference between single-phase and three-phase power systems is crucial for achieving energy efficiency and capacity. Single-phase power works well for smaller homes, but growing energy demands often make a three-phase power upgrade essential for businesses and modern households. Upgrading your …

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Why You Should Consider a Switchboard Upgrade for Your Home?

Is your home’s electrical system up to date? Here are vital reasons why you might need to upgrade your electrical switchboard. This handy guide will help you understand when it is time to call a Level 2 electrician for a switchboard upgrade service. Keeping Up with Safety Standards Safety rules for electricity have changed over …

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How Do Accredited, Master & Emergency Electricians Differ?

It’s imperative to understand the various types of electricians and their specialised roles, which will help you call the relevant qualified electrician for the electrical job. So, how do an accredited electrician, a master electrician, and an emergency electrician differ? Each title requires unique qualifications and responsibilities catering to specific electrical needs. Here, we will …

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How Does Commercial & Level 2 Electricians Differ?

Commercial electricians and Level 2 electricians have crucial roles to play in Australia’s vast domain of electrical services. At first glance, their responsibilities might seem similar, but vital differences set them apart. Understanding these differences can help businesses and individuals to make an informed decision when looking for electrical expertise. Here, we’ll look into the …

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Top 5 Reasons to Hire a Licensed Level 2 Electrician

When you want to fix electrical faults, such as a burnt socket or a blown-out light fuse, or want to install lights or ceiling fans, you can take the help of an ordinary or Level 1 electrician. But if you need to perform substantial electrical maintenance work, you need to call a licensed Level 2 electrician to …

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How to Identify the Best Level 2 Electrician in Australia?

When you need assistance for electrical work involving power pole installation, working on overhead or underground service lines, defect repairs, and more, you need the services of Accredited Level 2 Electricians. These electrical works require specialized knowledge, training, and skill, so your general electrician is not qualified to work on them. What Type of Electrical …

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When Does Your Home Require Rewiring?

Most older houses require rewiring as they are more vulnerable to electrical accidents. Electrical hazards can happen to any old or new home, making rewiring crucial for solving these inherent issues. Home rewiring is critical to the safety of all who live in the house and obtain the utmost energy efficiency. Here are the factors …

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5 Vital Things Electricians Advise Customers to Stay Safe!

Electricians work around electricity safely with all precautions, but others don’t play safe enough! So we have put together a checklist of things that electricians advise doing and avoiding, which will keep you safe. 1. Say ‘No’ to Cheap Power Devices When you buy power equipment or devices, such as extension cords, power boards etc., …

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