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Identify any issues in your existing wiring
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DIfferent types of cabling
At Ampower Electrical Group, we have seen it all, there are several different types of wiring that your property could have. As Australia has advanced and technology has gotten better, the cabling installed in your home has also changed
1880's to 1910's
lead sheathed
cablinG
1910's to 1950's
vulcanised indian rubber (VIR)
1940's to 1960's
tough rubber sheathed (TRS)
Late 1960's to today
thermoplastic sheathed (TPS)
infinity TPS
cabling
2020 RECALL
previous
CABLING
installations
why does it matter what cabling my house has
The type of electrical cabling in your home is crucial for safety and functionality. Old or outdated cabling, such as VIR, can pose significant risks, leading to electrical faults and potential hazards. Electrical cabling acts as the vital network distributing power throughout your property, and its integrity is essential for ensuring a safe, efficient, and reliable power supply. Up-to-date and well-maintained wiring is key to preventing electrical issues and safeguarding your home. Ampower electrical Group specialises in assessing, upgrading, and maintaining electrical calbing to meet the highest standards of safety and efficiency.
When should you get a safety check?
Age of the property
Older properties may have outdated wiring systems like VIR or lead sheathing, which are not up to current safety standards. If your house is several decades old, it's wise to consider an inspection
Renovation Plans
If you're planning to renovate or extend your home, it's important to ensure that the existing wiring can support any new electrical demands
Safety Concerns
For the safety of your household, regular inspections are vital to detect any potential hazards like exposed wires, poor connections, or overloaded circuits.
Compliance with Regulations
Ensuring your home's electrical system complies with current Australian electrical standards is important, especially if you're considering selling the property
Signs of Electrical Problems
Flickering lights, frequent circuit breaker trips, or buzzing sounds from outlets are indicators that your electrical system might need an inspection
Type of wiring used
Knowing the type of wiring in your home, especially if it includes older styles like VIR or aluminimum wiring, is crucial, as these may require more frequent checks or replacement.
Energy Efficiency
An inspection can reveal inefficiencies in your wiring system that could be leading to higher energy bills.
Quality of Previous Electircal Work
If previous electrical work done DIY or by an uncertified electrician, it's advisable to get a professional inspection to ensure everything is up to code and safe.
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