Inspectech Electrical in Yanchep, Western Australia, Australia | Home improvement

Inspectech Electrical

Locality: Yanchep, Western Australia, Australia

Phone: +61 477 437 240

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22.01.2022 SMOKE ALARMS - Only working ones help save lives Most of us have them "the one's that don't definitely should" ... But how many people actually test them regularly?(burning toast not included) It's recommended that they should be checked every month using the test button provided on the front cover and changed out when they're 10years old.

21.01.2022 An urgent warning has been issued over a washing machine brand after a top loader burst into flames at a Perth home.

21.01.2022 Quality Electrical Services, Completed to your Satisfaction

16.01.2022 RCD test buttons - Sample only but most are very similar

15.01.2022 QR - Quick Response - scan it with your phones camera

14.01.2022 SAFETY TIP RCD's require ongoing testing to ensure there effectiveness and functionality, they come equipped with a test button which allows the occupants to conduct a check of the functionality by simply pressing the button. once the button is pressed the RCD 'should' trip by design, which disconnects the power for the applicable circuit. Once the RCD has tripped return it to the up position which will once again provide power to the circuit. If during this test the RCD fails to trip then you should contact a qualified electrical contractor to investigate the problem. RCD's are a safety device there to protect people from electrical shock and should not be overlooked.

10.01.2022 Is your old home at risk? During last nights 6pm news on Seven, the College of Electrical Training played a key part in an important segment relating to old... wiring found within homes built in the 50s and 60s. If your home is from that era, make sure youre not at risk and seek an inspection from a licensed electrician. Watch the segment from Seven News and download a copy of our Is Your Home Safe? guide for electrical safety tips http://bit.ly/IsYourHomeSafe

02.01.2022 SAFETY TIP RCDs require ongoing testing to ensure there effectiveness and functionality, they come equipped with a test button which allows the occupants to conduct a check of the functionality by simply pressing the button. once the button is pressed the RCD should trip by design, which disconnects the power for the applicable circuit. Once the RCD has tripped return it to the up position which will once again provide power to the circuit. If during this test the RCD fails to trip then you should contact a qualified electrical contractor to investigate the problem. RCDs are a safety device there to protect people from electrical shock and should not be overlooked.

02.01.2022 SMOKE ALARMS - Only working ones help save lives Most of us have them "the ones that dont definitely should" ... But how many people actually test them regularly?(burning toast not included) Its recommended that they should be checked every month using the test button provided on the front cover and changed out when theyre 10years old.

01.01.2022 Is your old home at risk? During last night's 6pm news on Seven, the College of Electrical Training played a key part in an important segment relating to old... wiring found within homes built in the 50's and 60's. If your home is from that era, make sure you're not at risk and seek an inspection from a licensed electrician. Watch the segment from Seven News and download a copy of our 'Is Your Home Safe?' guide for electrical safety tips http://bit.ly/IsYourHomeSafe