Fuses and Circuit Boards: A Guide
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If you live in an area that is surrounded by mature, dense forest, tall buildings or other obstructions, you may wonder if it is cost-effective for you to install a solar panel system. Your home may be oriented in such a way that the roof does not face towards the north, and this may be giving you additional pause for thought. Yet there are solutions available that can help you to capitalise on the power of the sun no matter what type of obstruction you may need to deal with. Read More»
Do you have a sizeable commercial operation and rely on a number of different appliances to perform the work involved? If so, then you have a duty of care to ensure that other people who come into contact with these appliances are as protected as possible. This duty of care may extend to customers as well as your regular employees, and you need to have a procedure in place to look after this issue. Read More»
Supported by poles or towers, overhead power lines are the most widely used mode of electricity transmission and distribution in Australia. They are sometimes referred to as aerial power lines, owing to the fact that they are suspended in the air.
The design and construction of overhead power lines vary depending on the voltage they are carrying. While these power lines are easier and cheaper to install, maintain and replace than their underground cousins, they can lead to accidents and injuries in the workplace. Read More»
One of the most volatile home improvement projects to undertake is carrying out electrical repairs. The challenge with these repairs is that a small mistake can create a fire hazard in the home. Poorly installed wiring has been known to cause damage to appliances and even cause home fires. Mistakes in wiring also endanger the lives of the people living in the home because they create risks such as electric shocks. Read More»
During times when people rely heavily on electrical devices, damaged wiring can be an inconvenience. Frayed wires may interfere with outlets, circuit boxes, and lighting. This is why rewiring your home is a good idea. If your property isn’t keeping up with your electrical needs, a full rewiring can restore functionality and increase capacity after work is complete. Here’s what you can expect during the repair process and how much it might cost you. Read More»
