Fareham, Hampshire

D.R. Kershaw Ltd is a family run business spanning three generations which was first established in the 1950’s by Mr & Mrs D.R....

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Brentwood, Essex

Walkers Electrical Solutions Ltd offers expert electrical services in Brentwood and Essex, serving a 15-mile radius and nearby areas. We...

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New Forest, Hampshire

Pattco provides electrical testing services to the commercial and industrial sectors, nationally and overseas, where UK wiring...

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Leeds, West Yorkshire

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Whether you require a digital signage system installation in your call centre, hotel, restaurant, leisure centre, gym or...

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Leeds, West Yorkshire

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Installing projectors in your commercial venue or business can greatly enhance your presentations for both your customers and staff....

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Leeds, West Yorkshire

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Definition Audio Visual is a professional Audio Visual Installation company that provides Sound System Installations, Video Conferencing...

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London

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Electrical Solutions 247 Ltd is a dynamic and innovative company at the forefront of the electrical industry.Specializing in...

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Portsmouth, Hampshire

MBS Electrical Services Limited has been providing top-quality residential and commercial electrical services for nearly three decades....

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Medway, Kent

A.A. Electricals is a premier provider of electrical services, dedicated to delivering high-quality solutions for residential,...

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Melbourne, Derbyshire

Reliable UPS battery replacement services from Power Continuity. Ensure uninterrupted power with our high-quality battery solutions....

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Cardiff, Wales

Providing electrical solutions in an around Cardiff and South Wales. We are competent, friendly and hardworking. Our aim is to complete...

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West Dunbartonshire, Scotland

We pride ourselves on quality electrical works, lighting Installations and office refurbishments to our valued customers in Glasgow and...

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Renfrewshire, Scotland

Domestic electrical and heating services in Glasgow. At ACW Services we provide a full range of electrical heating systems to suit any...

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Enfield, North London

Our Company, Cre8 Electrical Solutions, was established in 2014 with a vision to deliver exceptional electrical contracting services to...

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Holloway, North London

Here at Wade Electrical and Fire LTD we help people and businesses stay compliant with there electrical and fire testing requirements....

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Uckfield, East Sussex

Ross Mattison Qualified As An Electrician Back In 1999, After Serving A Full 5 Year Apprenticeship With NG.Bailey & Co Ltd In Leeds.

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Chelmsford, Essex

Whether it's fixed wire testing, lighting upgrades, EV charging or even a fully-fledged electrical installation you need, our expert...

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There is almost no home existing in the world nowadays that does not use the power of electricity. Electricity brings us comfort, functionality and we cannot imagine living without it. However, electricity should be handled and worked with care and with some precautions. Plus, whenever something goes wrong with the electric system of your home, you will look for the help of a professional electrician. Since you put so much trust in the skills and help of an electrician, here are some important things that every professional electrician wants you to know and keep in mind.

Tip by an Electrician: Warning Signs

Every professional electrician will tell you that the most important thing for your own safety and the safety of your home is never ignoring warning signs and red flags that indicate problems in the electrical system of your home. An electrician would recommend you to pay attention to things like popping noises from outlets, light switches that get too hot, breakers not resetting, other electrical issues. As an electrician would say – never neglect these things that may not seem like a serious issue at first, however, they can lead to bigger and more serious problems. Therefore, whenever you need to take care of such issues, make sure to contact a reliable and experienced electrician.

Tip by an Electrician: Know Your DIY Limits

Every electrician knows that many people, whenever they notice a small electrical issue around the house, may want to try to test their DIY skills and resolve the issue without the help of a professional electrician. However, when it comes to electricity, every professional electrician would recommend you to not even try to explore your DIY limits if you don’t have any previous experience. And even if you have, you better leave the job in the reliable hands of an experienced and reliable electrician. A professional electrician has all the knowledge needed for them to resolve problems with safety. So as an electrician would tell you, it is very important to know your boundaries and the limits of your skills.

Tip by an Electrician: White Is Not Always Neutral, Black Is Not Always Live

It is one of the electrician’s basics and even you, with no particular experience as a handyman, may know that basic rule that white is neutral and black is live. However, as a good electrician knows, this is not always the case. A good and experienced electrician knows that the electrical system of a home is very large, very complicated and often full of surprises like this one. Therefore, you are always recommended to hire the professional help of an electrician before assuming that everything works a particular way. Before you decide to work on a line yourself, always use a non-contact voltage tester.

Tip by an Electrician: Low Voltage Is Also Dangerous

Many people assume that working with really low voltage is not dangerous at all. A good electrician would tell you that working with low voltage can also be dangerous, especially in non-experienced hands. Therefore, an electrician would always recommend you to take basic precautions even when working with a low-voltage system. As an electrician would suggest, the best way is to treat low-voltage wiring as a standard one and work really carefully. At the end of the day, one important rule you want to remember is that it is not the voltage that is dangerous, but the current. It is possible to happen that low-voltage wiring draws higher than the safe current and in such cases, you will be really thankful for taking the right safety precautions.


Tip by an electrician: Warning signs
Tip by an electrician: Know your DIY limits
Tip by an electrician: White is not always neutral, black is not always live
Tip by an electrician: Low voltage is also dangerous