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Title: When Should You Upgrade Your Electrical Panel?


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When Should You Upgrade Your Electrical Panel?
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  • Electricity is something we tend to take for
    granted and many people forget just how dangerous
    it can be. By law, you are not allowed to do your
    own wiring. When buying a building its important
    to first have it checked by a Commercial
    Electrician on the Gold Coast to make sure it is
    safe and complies with all regulations. They have
    the knowledge and experience to ensure your
    building is safe and all the wiring is up to the
    standards of the local by-laws.

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You need to upgrade your electrical panel and
wiring if
  • Your circuit breakers or safety switches
    frequently trip out
  • You have the old style ceramic fuse holders
  • You have any circuits that no longer provide
    power, either lighting or power outlets
  • Any part of your electric panel, plugs or sockets
    feel warm or hot when you touch them
  • There is any smell of burning or crackling sounds
    coming from any part of your wiring
  • You need to use power strips or extension cords
    to connect all your electrical devices
  • You are using multiple devices on single power
    outlets

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  • You have any extension cords connecting buildings
  • If you have any two-pronged outlets, as these do
    not have earth wires
  • If you have or are planning to extend the
    building and need new wiring installed
  • If you have added any new devices that use lots
    of power, such as pumps, coolers or air
    conditioners
  • Do any circuit breaker trip when you use devices
    such as electric heaters, kettles, hair dryers or
    high powered fans
  • Your building is over 25 years old
  • You think there may have been some DIY work done
    or work carried out by an unqualified electrician
  • Any of your wiring is exposed, looks old or
    damaged

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  • Around the Gold Coast at certain times of the
    year, severe storms are quite common, if any
    water gets inside it may damage your propertys
    wiring. Flooding, high winds and driving rain can
    make your wiring and electric panel dangerous,
    consider asking an Electrician on the Gold Coast
    to check the circuitry of your building after any
    heavy storms in your area.

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  • Having a surge protector installed on your
    electrical system is a good way to help protect
    your property from electrical surges that could
    damage all your electrical appliances including
    TV, computers, sound systems, air conditions and
    refrigeration equipment. Safety switches can be
    installed on your electrical panel for each
    circuit by your local electrician on the Gold
    Coast.

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  • In the event of storm or flooding damage, it is
    important not to touch any wires or appliances
    including wired in telephones, call a properly
    qualified Commercial Electrician on the Gold
    Coast, to check all your electrical connections
    and appliances.
  • If your power was disconnected during a flood or
    a severe storm you will need to contact your
    electrician and obtain a certificate showing that
    your premises have been checked before your power
    will be reconnected.

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  • Being safe in your building is important and
    having any type of faulty wiring is a potential
    disaster waiting to happen. Having a commercial
    electrician check your wiring regularly will
    ensure the safety of all people in your building.

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Magneto Electrical
  • https//www.magelect.com.au
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