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Electrical power outlets, also referred to as sockets, play a role in providing a link to the power source for electrical devices. They allow appliances like lights, computers and kitchen tools to access electricity. Typically these outlets come with sockets.
May include features such as USB ports or built in switches to improve usability. They are usually placed in walls, floors or strategic areas for access throughout a room. At Foss Electrical we specialise in installing and maintaining these fixtures. Our team of accredited electricians ensures that each outlet is installed according to the safety standards and functional needs. Whether you require outlets for added convenience or upgrades to support appliances our professional service guarantees a seamless integration into your space. Count on Foss Electrical, for top notch craftsmanship that ensures your system is both effective and visually appealing.
Types Of Bullet Points
Standard Power Points: Basic outlets with two or three sockets.
Double Power Points: Outlets with two sets of sockets for multiple devices.
USB Power Points: Outlets with integrated USB ports for device charging.
Surge Protected Power Points: Outlets with built-in surge protection.
Switchable Power Points: Outlets with an integrated switch for controlling power.
GPO (General Power Outlet): Standard outlets used in commercial settings.
Weatherproof Power Points: Outlets designed for outdoor use.
Smart Power Points: Outlets controllable via smartphone apps or smart home systems.
Power Points with Integrated Lights: Outlets with built-in lighting.
Floor Power Points: Outlets installed in the floor for commercial or special applications.
Important things to know about power points:
- Voltage Ratings: Ensure power points match the voltage requirements of your devices to prevent damage or hazards.
- Load Capacity: Be aware of the maximum load a powerpoint can handle to avoid overloading and potential electrical fires.
- Grounding: Proper grounding is essential for safety and to prevent electric shock; ensure your outlets are correctly grounded.
- Child Safety: Use safety covers or child-proof outlets if you have young children to prevent accidents and electric shocks.
- Regular Inspections: Periodically check power points for signs of wear or damage to maintain electrical safety and performance.
- Upgrading: Consider upgrading older power points to meet current safety standards and accommodate modern appliances.
What are some common issues with power points
- Loose Connections: Causes intermittent power loss or device malfunction.
- Tripped Circuit Breakers: Indicates overloading or short circuits, affecting power supply.
- Burnt or Discoloured Outlets: Signs of overheating, which can be a fire hazard.
- Cracked or Broken Sockets: Risks of electric shock or damage to plugs.
- Non-Functional Power Points: Issues with wiring or internal components preventing power flow.
- Sparks or Buzzing Sounds: Indicate potential wiring issues or electrical faults that require immediate attention for safety.
Why Choose Us
Why you should consider our services, for your power point requirements; Our team specialises in providing expert installation and maintenance services prioritising safety and quality. Our skilled electricians, who are licensed professionals deliver work of standards addressing any issues promptly and effectively. Count on us, for dependable service that not meets but exceeds your electrical needs.
FAQS
Ensure it meets safety standards, is properly installed, and shows no signs of damage or wear.
It’s best to have a licensed electrician install power points to ensure safety and compliance with electrical codes.
Check for tripped circuit breakers or damaged plugs; if unresolved, contact a licensed electrician for inspection and repair.
It is recommended to have your power outlets checked every 1-2 years, for safety and proper functioning especially if you notice any issues.
Sparks coming from a power outlet could signal connections, damaged wiring or faulty outlets. Switch off the electricity. Seek help from an electrician to identify and resolve the problem.
Get in Touch
Ready to upgrade your setup? Get in touch with us today for expert power point installation and maintenance. Ensure safety, functionality and reliability with the assistance of our licensed electricians. Give us a call now to schedule a consultation!