Electrical Installations
Our team of master electricians can professionally install a wide range of items including:
- Ceiling fans and ceiling fan lights
- Outdoor lighting including sensor lights, path, and deck lighting
- Indoor lighting including downlights, pendant lights, and chandeliers
- Energy efficient lighting including LEDS
- Electric ovens and cooktops
- Switchboards
- Electrical cable and data cable
- Swimming pool connections
- Mains power upgrades
- Power points and USB points
- Electrical heating
- Exhaust fans
- Rangehoods
- Safety switches
- Intercoms
- Smoke alarms
- Electric hot water systems
- Split system air conditioning
- TV antennas and TV points
- Electrical wiring and rewiring
Ceiling fans
Ceiling fans are an excellent choice to provide economic cooling in your home or office.
The average ceiling fan costs less than 3 cents per hour to run (refer to specific model specification) and can make the temperature of a room feel 2 to 8 degrees cooler.
- There are lots of different fans on the market. To help you decide, below are some points to consider when looking at buying a ceiling fan.
- One or two fans?
- Our electricians can guide you to make a good decision about how many fans you need based on the type of room you are cooling and the size of the room.
Smoke alarms
Smoke alarms save lives. The Queensland Government advises that the risk of death from a house fire is up to 3 times higher in homes that have not been fitted with smoke alarms.
By law, all homes and units in Queensland must be fitted with smoke alarms.
- Queensland Fire and Emergency Services’(QFES) recommend the use of photo-electric smoke alarms as they provide the best protection across a range of fires (rather than the ionisation types).
- QFES further recommends that when choosing a smoke alarm you ensure it:
- complies with the Australian Standard AS 3786-1993
Safety Switches
Safety switches protect you, your family and anyone visiting your home from electric shock. They turn off the power in a fraction of a second if a leakage of current is detected. This can happen if there is a faulty power point or electrical appliance, or you accidentally hit a live cable while drilling into a wall.