Our installations include replacing or upgrading the switchboard, adding RCDs and/or circuit breakers, and ensuring that all work meets the current electrical code.

Yes, a switchboard upgrade enhances your property safety by bringing in safety measures such as safety switches and circuit breaker systems (RCD) that help to avoid electrical hazards.

Yes, having your switchboard upgraded will suit your electrical system and support the new load from appliances or home extensions without overloading the system and causing the electricity to trip.

Make sure this was done by a licensed electrician to Australian standards to eliminate any electrical faults. Keeping your system in great condition is manageable with regular maintenance and timely inspections.

The price of a switchboard upgrade can be determined based on the complexity of the work needed and the upgrade type necessary. The average range for switchboard upgrades is anywhere from $500 to $2,500. We provide detailed quotes based on your specific needs..

Panelboard is a component of a switchboard that holds fuses or circuit breakers for controlling both low and high-voltage electrical circuits. Conversely, a switchboard refers to the entire setup which includes a panelboard, as well as other electronic gadgets like surge protectors, RCDs, and distribution boards.

Frequent tripping of your fuse, an old switchboard, unsafe or exposed locations, or the need to support more electrical appliances or home extensions are all signs you may need to upgrade your switchboard.

A switchboard upgrade is a complex and dangerous job that can only be executed by professionals. It’s best to hire a licensed electrician to ensure the work is done safely and according to local regulations.

Upgraded switchboards ensure power distribution, possibly helping to prevent energy loss and waste from circuit breaks. The upgrade itself doesn’t directly cut your electricity bill, but it could prevent needless energy expenses over time.