Your switchboard is the ‘control panel’ of your home’s electrical wiring. In many cases they are the first port of call when it comes to power failure. It is important to ensure that your home’s electrical switchboard is regularly maintained and up to date.
If you’ve recently made additions to your home or business, or installed high energy consuming appliances such as cooling systems, you may have dangerously exceed the capacity of your switchboard unnecessarily.
BOZ Electric Services can visit your home or business, at a time to suit you, and perform a professional assessment to ensure your switchboard is providing you with a safe and reliable power supply.
Older switchboards have a greater propensity to short-circuit, meaning that there is a risk of the fuses catching fire, or risk of electric shocks.
If your current switchboard still uses replaceable wires on the fuses, it is a safety hazard and needs to be replaced.
If you don’t have safety switches installed or if you have old ceramic fuses you need to consider having your switchboard upgraded. You are risking nuisance tripping and flickering lights or even worse electric shock to yourself or your family, you could even have a potential fire waiting to happen.
Older switchboards have a greater propensity to short-circuit, meaning that there is a risk of the fuses catching fire, or risk of electric shocks.
If your current switchboard still uses replaceable wires on the fuses, it is a safety hazard and needs to be replaced.
If you don’t have safety switches installed or if you have old ceramic fuses you need to consider having your switchboard upgraded. You are risking nuisance tripping and flickering lights or even worse electric shock to yourself or your family, you could even have a potential fire waiting to happen.
Many older switchboards are struggling to handle the amount of consumer electronics in modern homes and businesses.
They are not designed to handle the power that multiple TVs, washing machines, microwave ovens, air conditioners and computers require.
If it has fuses instead of breakers or if the switchboard is running out of space to add new appliances.
Are you experiencing power supply problems with your appliances or lighting, it may be due to a faulty switchboard.
If it has fuses instead of breakers or if the switchboard is running out of space to add new appliances.
Are you experiencing power supply problems with your appliances or lighting, it may be due to a faulty switchboard.
A Safety Switch gives you the ability to cut down or restore power when necessary, a feature not present on older switchboards.
An electrical safety switch is a crucial feature of modern switchboards.
