Laser Electrical Sandy Bay

18/05/2022

Needing a new home theatre? 📽
New office presentation setup?📊

A recent install at ARB Hobart for their team meetings.

2K Projector ✅
2.1 CH Soundbar ✅
Automatic 100” Screen ✅

If you’re in need of something for the home or office, give us a call or send us a message to book in!

28/04/2022

Is it important to have modern circuit protection? The answer is - Yes! It’s the best way to keep safe and protect your family from electrical accidents.

We are not in the 70’s anymore. Electrical components and standards are way better!

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Our team recently did this switch board upgrade for a customer in Rose Bay using Clipsal’s new MAX9 range.

This 70’s built house used ceramic fuses for circuit protection, rated according to the load that circuit is designed for. If it goes over, the fuse wire burns out and the circuit stops working, requiring a replacement fuse.

Clipsal’s MAX9 range offers a modern solution by combining the functions of a Residual Current Breaker and a Miniature Circuit Breaker to give a Residual Current Breaker with Over-current (RCBO), which can simply be reset by the flip of a switch.

RCBO’s allow circuit protection by automatically tripping off when sensing an overload in the circuit or current leakage to earth and play a crucial role in protecting wiring systems and your family from electrical accidents.

If your home uses ceramic fuses or MCB’s, we would recommend considering an upgrade to some RCBO’s. Give us a call or send us a message on Facebook to book in.

06/04/2022

Check out the LED light upgrade we did to this spray-bay!

28/03/2022

You’ve heard it, but are you acting?

With daylights savings soon coming to an end, the clocks on our phones will change automatically, but the batteries in our smoke alarms won’t.

Use this time of year as a reminder to ensure that your often forgotten life saving device, can still save your life.

Make sure to test your smoke alarm at least once every month and change your battery once every 12 months. Most smoke alarms will emit a small chirp once every 30 seconds or so to indicate a low battery. (Even if they are mains powered!)

It’s recommended that a smoke alarm is positioned within 1.5m from every bedroom door and replaced every 10 years.

If you’re in need of modern smoke alarms, or more to be installed, Aaron, Sam or Lewis will happily swing by. 🔥🔋

23/03/2022

Replacing current overhead mains with new underground ones

23/03/2022

28/08/2020

There are plenty of ups and downs working with lifts