Electrics in the garden come under the part P law (domestic electrical safety law introduced in 2005 to improve electrical safety in home). This requires that electrics are installed by a competent electrician and are wired to 18th edition wiring regulations. These days’ people like to take their home into the garden and use the garden for entertaining. Consequently there is now an increased demand for garden electrics. You can even have TV’s designed especially for the outdoors and outdoor speakers to help create a relaxing environment.
More commonly now electrical items are being installed outdoors. This increases the risk of electric shock. The risk of electric shock in the garden is higher than in the home, as people often use leads for the equipment which can be cut or damaged. The main dangers are electric lawnmowers, electric hedge cutters, electric strimmers, electric wood chippers, pond electrics, outside lights and electrical power in gardens. We can make sure that your electrical requirements are installed in the garden safely.
We can design and install garden electrics for
Outside equipment can be very complicated and should be designed by professional electricians.
We can help you with the supply for your swimming pool and electrical maintenance for swimming pools.
RCD protection for the electrical equipment outdoors can save lives. If you cut through the lawn mower lead for example, and grass is wet without RCD protection you may not disconnect the fuse, and you may receive an electric shock which could be fatal!!
RCD protection is a safety device that switches off the electricity automatically if there is a fault. All electrical equipment in your garden should be plugged into a socket that has RCD protection, or an adapter that has gives RCD protection, or the sockets from the fuse board should have RCD protection. This is an essential part of electrical safety outdoors, this could save your life or a member of your family’s life!
RCD devices for garden equipment should be checked regularly to make sure that they operate before use. RCD’s built into fuse boards should be checked quarterly to make sure that they operate properly and the mechanisms kept free. If they don’t operate on test, then contact an electrician for advice.
Never by pass RCD’s as they are designed to protect you against faults that could kill you.
Extension leads should be checked before use to make sure that they’re not damaged and also to make sure that they are rated adequately for the equipment.
We will put your electrical-related worries behind you fast and make the whole process as easy and stress-free as possible.
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Address: 75 High Street, Barry, Vale Of Glamorgan, CF62 7DW