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Twelve ideas for making invisible work visible and explaining safety to customers.
On the left, the old fuse box. On the right, the new distribution board with RCD protection and clear labels. In an emergency you find the right switch straight away. #electrician #safety
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Old fuse box, new distribution board
Two photos: the old fuse box with screw-in fuses and the new, labelled distribution board. Order speaks for itself.
Example On the left, the old fuse box. On the right, the new distribution board with RCD protection and clear labels. In an emergency you find the right switch straight away. #electrician #safety
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Go on, press the test button
A close-up of the test button on the RCD with a reminder to press it regularly. Useful and easy to do.
Example See the little T on your residual current device? Press it regularly. If it does not trip, give us a call. #RCD #tip
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Power strip at its limit
An overloaded power strip as a warning example, plus a short tip. Everyone knows it from their own home.
Example Fan heater, kettle and toaster on one strip? No circuit copes well with that for long. Big appliances belong on their own socket.
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Channels before plastering
Freshly laid cables and boxes in the shell before they disappear. Shows care that nobody will see later.
Example In a few days all of this will be plastered over. That is why we photograph every cable beforehand, so it is clear later where it is safe to drill. #newbuild #electricalinstallation
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The charging point in the garage
An installed wallbox with a neatly laid supply cable. A current topic many people have questions about.
Example This charging point now hangs in the garage and charges overnight. Before installing, we always check that the house connection and cables can handle it. ⚡
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Light that sets the mood
A room with new lighting, photographed in the evening. Shows that electricians create atmosphere too.
Example Indirect light in the ceiling, spotlights over the dining table, all dimmable. That turns a living room into a cosy space in the evening. #lighting
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Tools in the van
A look inside the neatly packed service van. Looks professional and makes people curious.
Example Our warehouse on wheels: meters, cables, terminals and spare parts, everything in its place. That way we can do most repairs on the first visit.
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Testing after the job
A meter testing an installation. Explains why there is always a test at the end.
Example Every installation ends with testing. Only when all readings are right do we hand it over. #testing #electricalengineering
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Apprentice on day one
A photo of the new apprentice with consent, with helmet and tools. Speaks to young people and parents.
Example Our new apprentice started today. We are looking forward to working together and will show him everything, from the first cable to the distribution board. #apprenticeship #electrician
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Why outdoor sockets are special
An installed outdoor socket with a hinged cover. A practical tip for garden and patio.
Example Outside, a socket has to withstand rain, frost and dust. That is why we use sockets with hinged covers and the right protection.
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A tidy network cabinet
Before: a tangle of cables. After: a neatly labelled network cabinet. Shows expertise in data and internet too.
Example Before, nobody knew which cable went where. Now every connection is labelled and the internet runs reliably in every room.
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What to do in a power cut
A text tile in your colours with three steps for a power cut. Useful and often saved.
Example Power gone? First check whether your neighbours are affected too, then look in the distribution board for tripped switches. If one keeps tripping, leave it down and give us a call.
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