Electrics: How to Spot Potential Risks or Problems

Posted on: 18 August 2021

Power management is key to keeping your industrial plant running smoothly. It's important to be able to plan for the worst-case scenario should you face a power cut when it's already in progress. This article will provide you with a guide that will help you to prepare for the inevitable inconvenience of losing power at your plant and how an electrical contractor can help you. Safety shutdowns Safety shutdowns are designed to maintain safe working conditions with minimal loss or additional downtime by preventing dangerous process operations that might cause injury or damage equipment. [Read More]

Posted on: 7 June 2021

As a novice electrician, you will get projects where you are required to install electrical systems at height or close to safety hazards. In such undertakings, safety is of utmost importance; therefore, remote controls are essential pieces of equipment. With the right remote control, electricians can safely handle risky tasks, which goes a long way toward keeping staff safe. That said, wireless remote controls are better than their cabled counterparts. This article highlights the key benefits of wireless remote controls in electrical works. [Read More]

Posted on: 15 April 2021

No matter what line of industrial business you are in, electricity plays a vital role in your day-to-day operations. By affecting the equipment that you use to the lighting, loss of power can deal a major blow to your bottom line. And in some cases, these power losses can be attributed to negligence since some industrialists assume that they only need to hire the services of an industrial electrician when something goes wrong. [Read More]

Posted on: 4 October 2018

Security systems have become a standard feature in homes, offices and other public areas. They not only enhance security by deterring theft, but also monitor the state of affairs in the premises. If you want a security system in your home or business, below are some security systems you should consider. Monitored. These are security systems that alert the security company or police once the alarm goes off. Unmonitored. The unmonitored system alerts neighbours once the alarm goes off. [Read More]