Maintenance
Regular maintenance is essential to ensure equipment reliability, extend service life, and prevent costly unplanned downtime; it includes scheduled inspections, cleaning, lubrication, calibration, and timely replacement of worn components, supported by accurate record-keeping and adherence to safety procedures,
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Regular maintenance is essential to ensure equipment reliability, extend service life, and prevent costly unplanned downtime. Protection devices need regular checks to prevent overloading due to additional work to circuits, or earth leakage over time. we check the following .
Miniature Circuit Breakers ( Thermal protection )
Residual Current Devices, RCD’s ( Magnetic Protection )
Fuses ( Thermal Protection )
Surge Protection ( Power surge Protection )
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Failure to check earthing can lead to dangerous and costly consequences: faulty or degraded earthing increases the risk of electric shock to people, allows stray voltages to persist on metal enclosures and equipment,
Regular earth checks to all exposed metal or conductive material
Check all power points for earthing protective conductor
check earth fault loop earth impedance results to ensure proper paths for disconnection times of the protection device. as per AS/NZS 3000:2018 (The Wiring Rules)
Keeping accurate, up-to-date records
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Electrical thermal imaging (or thermography) is a non-contact, non-invasive diagnostic method using infrared cameras to detect abnormal heat
Loose Connections: High resistance connections generate heat
Keeping accurate, up-to-date records
Overloaded Circuits: Excessive current causes overheating
Load Imbalances: Unequal distribution of load across phases
Aerial Videography (Dr Drone)
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Regularly checking your house wiring is essential for safety and efficiency: worn, damaged, or outdated wiring can cause electrical shocks, fires, appliance damage, and unexpected power loss, while loose connections and overloaded circuits reduce system reliability and increase energy waste; routine inspections by a qualified electrician help identify frayed insulation, corroded connections, improper DIY installations, and aging components, ensuring compliance with current codes, extending the life of electrical devices, preventing costly repairs, and providing peace of mind for occupants.