If your RCD switch won’t stay on, you’re probably dealing with more than just a one-off power glitch. It’s frustrating, especially when it cuts power to your fridge, lights, or appliances with no obvious reason. But an RCD that trips repeatedly is doing its job; it’s trying to protect you from an electrical fault. What […]
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If you’re unsure whether your home or business runs on single or 3 phase power, you’re not alone. It’s a common question, especially when installing a new appliance, setting up solar, or upgrading your switchboard. 3 phase power delivers more energy, more efficiently. It’s typically found in larger homes, commercial sites, and properties with high-demand
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Checking a 3 phase power supply isn’t just about confirming voltage—it’s about making sure your system is balanced, safe, and delivering power the way it should. Whether you’re managing a workshop, running a commercial kitchen, or just installed a 3 phase EV charger at home, knowing how to verify your power supply properly can save
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An RCD switch, also known as a residual current device or safety switch, is a life-saving electrical device that instantly cuts power if it detects a fault. It’s designed to prevent electric shocks and serious injury by shutting off electricity the moment it senses leakage, such as when current flows through a person or water
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If you’ve ever heard someone mention 3 phase power and wondered what it actually means, you’re not alone. It’s a common electrical supply setup in larger homes, commercial buildings, and industrial spaces across Sydney. While most homes in NSW run on single phase power, 3 phase systems are used when more electrical load is needed—think
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As per the Code of Practice for the Management and Control of Asbestos in Workplaces [NOHSC:2002(2005)], the “person with control” may be:
