What is an electrical emergency?

An electrical emergency includes: live shock hazard present, fire risk, main supply failure, damage caused by weather or structural collapse, electrical injury, sparks, arcing or exploding components, and essential system failure.

What electrical issues are high priority but not emergencies?

High priority but non-emergency issues include: partial power outage but no burning smell, tripping due to faulty appliance only, one plug circuit down but DB safe, DB board broken or loose but no live exposure, and lights not working in non-essential areas.

Emergencies

WHAT IS AN EMERGENCY?

LIVE SHOCK HAZZARD PRESENT
- Exposed wires, Damaged Sockets, Burning smell.
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FIRE RISK
- Burning smell, Overheating breakers, signs of melting cables, Visible smoke.
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MAIN SUPPLY FAILURE
- Continuous tripping after relieving load, sparks at main switch.
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DAMAGE CAUSED BY WEATHER OR STRUCTURAL COLLAPSE
- Water in DB board or lights, Fallen trees on cable supply.
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ELECTRICAL INJURY
- WAS ANYONE SHOCKED WHEN TOUCHING A PLUG?
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SPARKS, ARCING OR EXPLODING COMPONENTS
- DB Explosion sounds, Sparks, breakers tripping violently.
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ESSENTIAL SYSTEM FAILURE
- Electric fence failure, gate motor failure.

NOT EMERGENCY, BUT HIGH PRIORITY:

Partial power outage, but no burning smell.
Tripping due to faulty appliance (ONLY).
One plug circuit down but DB safe.
DB board broken or loose, but no live exposure.
Lights not working in non-essential areas.

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Emergencies

WHAT IS AN EMERGENCY?

NOT EMERGENCY, BUT HIGH PRIORITY:

For emergencies DO NOT HESITATE to contact Junior on 0768140524.Alternatively, complete this link.

For emergencies DO NOT HESITATE to contact Junior on 0768140524.

Alternatively, complete this link.