subject: The Advantages Of Calling Level 2 Electrician [print this page] We take many things for granted without appreciating the efforts put in by people and pains suffered by them to make our life comfortable. Take electricity for example. When we put on the switches or operate an appliance with a remote control, do we realize who are behind the scene? It is only when a fuse blows or an appliance stops working or in case of short circuit do we call an electrician.
We can trace the history of electricity as early as 500 BC when ancient Greeks discovered that amber (fossilised tree sap) rubbed with wool attracted light objects such as feathers. Benjamin Franklin in 1752 proved that lightning is an electrical phenomenon. Later, the names like Volta (first battery 1799), Michael Faraday (induction coils 1831) and Joseph Thomson (discovery of electron 1897), and Edison (light bulb 1879 and power station 1881) helped us enjoy the fruits of electricity.
Life today is inconceivable without electricity. A few minutes of power failure and life would come at a standstill. We must therefore thank the people who ensure uninterrupted power supply to our homes, offices and factories.
Many people handle do-it-yourself and minor repair jobs such as plumbing and carpentry quite efficiently; but electricity can prove very dangerous in the hands of an amateur. Unless you have significant skills and experience in electrical repairs, it is not something to meddle with. Even for jobs as minor as changing switches and plugs or mending the fuses, you should call professional help.
Here in Australia, people who install, repair and maintain electrical power are referred as Level 2 Service Provider. Under Australian law, all jobs that involve electrical installations and wiring are strictly regulated and must always be executed by a licensed electrician and/or electrical contractor. They are professional electricians licensed to carry out all kinds of electrical services without supervision.
The biggest advantage of calling a Level 2 Electrician Sydney is that you get quality work at reasonable prices. Moreover, a Level 2 service provider is government-accredited electrician who is fully insured. In case of accidents, if any, the liability of damages lies with the service providers and/or their insurers. They are competent to carry out all minor and major works, including power pole replacement, switchboard repairs, and overhead/underground 40 to 400 amps, single/three phase installations for domestic, commercial and industrial sites.
Emergency never comes asking. Level 2 Electrician Sydney is usually a call away so you are advised to keep their phone and contact details ready.
