Arrange a Switchboard Upgrade in Helensvale
Optimising Your Power Distribution
Coppo's Electrical provides expert switchboard upgrades in Helensvale, catering to homeowners and businesses looking to enhance the safety and efficiency of their electrical systems. Paul specialises in replacing outdated switchboards with modern, compliant units that can handle the increased power demands of today’s technology. With a focus on reliability, Paul ensures your upgraded switchboard meets all current standards, significantly reducing the risk of electrical faults.
A switchboard upgrade not only improves the performance of your electrical system but also enhances the overall safety of your property. Paul’s meticulous approach ensures that every component is installed correctly, providing peace of mind and long-term protection against electrical hazards (outages, shocks, fires, etc).
Whether you're dealing with an old, insufficient switchboard or simply want to improve your electrical infrastructure, Paul’s expertise guarantees a smooth and professional service. Call 0450 010 270 to arrange a switchboard upgrade in Helensvale or the wider Northern Gold Coast region, including Hope Island, Oxenford, Maudsland, Runaway Bay, Pimpama, and surrounding areas. Paul also offers smoke alarm installations, lighting, fault finding and more.
Signs of an outdated switchboard
An outdated switchboard can pose significant safety risks and may struggle to meet the demands of modern electrical systems. Here are five signs that your switchboard might need an upgrade:
- Frequent Tripping: If your circuit breakers are constantly tripping, it could indicate an overloaded or faulty switchboard.
- Fuses Instead of Circuit Breakers: Older switchboards with fuses instead of modern circuit breakers are less safe and may not handle current electrical loads effectively.
- Burn Marks or Smell: Visible burn marks or a burning smell around the switchboard are serious warning signs of electrical issues.
- No Safety Switch (RCD): If your switchboard lacks a Residual Current Device (RCD), it does not meet current safety standards, increasing the risk of electric shock.
- Age of the Switchboard: Switchboards over 20 years old are likely outdated and may not be equipped to handle modern electrical demands.
Paul will ensure your switchboard is safe, up to date, and capable of supporting your electrical needs.
