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Safety Switch installations | Switchboard Installations | Switchboard Upgrades | 0416 415 445

 

Safety Switch Installations are a must, particularly in older houses as they have old porcelain fuses which find it hard to cope with the multitude of electrical appliances today’s homes now have.

 

Switch board Installations / Switch board upgrades

 

It might be wise to consider upgrading your switch board to a new circuit breaker as a safety switch is fitted with all electrical switches, ceiling fans, downlights,landscape Lighting, in fact all house wiring and appliances through out your home, and if not replaced may pose a serious fire risk.

 

A qualified, certified electrician should do maintenance and installation, as there are many electrical safety rules and regulations, which by law have to be adhered to. Any complacency or oversight may place your home and content insurance at risk. 

Circuit Breaker versus Safety Switch

Safety switches are often confused with circuit breakers and surge diverters. As such, its imperative to understand the differences –

 

Surge diverters protect the property from voltage surges such as those resulting from a lightning strike. The surge diverter captures the voltage spikes in the wiring within the unit itself which would otherwise be transferred into the equipment within the property. Click here to view Surge Diverter.

 

Surge diverters do not act as a safety switch for personal protection against electric shock.

 

Circuit breakers provide short circuit and over current protection such as when a power point is overloaded. Click here to view Circuit breaker

 

Circuit breakers do not act as a safety switch for personal protection against electric shock.

 

Safety switches monitor the flow of electricity through a circuit and detect a problem which may pose a risk to personal safety and turn the power off within 0.03 of a second. Click here to view Safety Switch.

 

Always remember, safety switches are not a substitute for common sense!