Switchboard Upgrades in Adelaide's North East
Your switchboard might be 30 or 40 years old and never have given you any trouble. But then again, cars once came without seatbelts. Just because something has worked for decades doesn't necessarily mean it meets today's safety standards.
As our homes have changed, so have our electrical systems. EV chargers, solar, induction cooktops and modern appliances all place greater demands on your switchboard than homes were originally designed for. I'll inspect your existing installation, explain what's worth upgrading and what isn't, then recommend the safest solution for your home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If your home still has ceramic fuses, doesn't have safety switches or you're planning to install new high powered appliances, it's worth having your switchboard checked. A few photos is often enough for me to give you some initial advice.
Sometimes you can, sometimes you can't. It depends on the capacity and condition of your existing installation. I'll assess everything first and recommend the safest option.
Yes. The power will need to be isolated while the switchboard is upgraded and tested. I'll let you know beforehand how long the interruption is likely to be.
Yes. Modern switchboard upgrades include the appropriate safety protection required under current Australian Standards.
Some switchboard upgrades require SA Power Networks to disconnect or reconnect the supply, or complete metering alterations. If that's required, I'll organise the process and keep you updated throughout the job.
Yes. Once the job's completed, you'll receive a Certificate of Compliance for the electrical work.
