Electrical Safety First Safety Guides
A Selection of Useful Information
Everything you need to know about electrics. Here are all the things that you should look out for as well as everything you can do to improve the way you treat electricity.
A Selection of Useful Information
Everything you need to know about electrics. Here are all the things that you should look out for as well as everything you can do to improve the way you treat electricity.
Home Electrics
Helping you understand all things electrical. – All those things you don’t know about, like wiring, and fuseboxes, carefully explained to help keep you and your family safe.
Safety in the Home
Switch on to safe electricity at home. Here are all the things that you can do in and around your home to keep you and your loved ones safe.
Troubleshooting
Have the lights gone out? Is a socket or appliance not working? Here are some simple suggestions as to what might be wrong.
Building Regulations
The statutory requirements for electrical installations are different in England and Wales from those in Scotland and Northern Ireland. Electricians carrying out work in England and Wales have to comply with Part P of the Building Regulations whereas in Scotland it is the Building Standards system. At the present time Northern Ireland has no equivalent statutory requirement.
Home Electrics
Helping you understand all things electrical. – All those things you don’t know about, like wiring, and fuseboxes, carefully explained to help keep you and your family safe.
Safety in the Home
Switch on to safe electricity at home. Here are all the things that you can do in and around your home to keep you and your loved ones safe.
Troubleshooting
Have the lights gone out? Is a socket or appliance not working? Here are some simple suggestions as to what might be wrong.
Building Regulations
The statutory requirements for electrical installations are different in England and Wales from those in Scotland and Northern Ireland. Electricians carrying out work in England and Wales have to comply with Part P of the Building Regulations whereas in Scotland it is the Building Standards system. At the present time Northern Ireland has no equivalent statutory requirement.
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Call 01424 721207 or 07902 732563 now for advice or to arrange a FREE no-obligation visit and quote.
Want To Know More?
Call 01424 721207 or 07902 732563 now for advice or to arrange a FREE no-obligation visit and quote.