Protecting lives and property through knowledge, compliance, and regular testing.
Simple precautions that can prevent electrical fires, shocks, and damage to your property.
Using double adaptors and power boards in series creates dangerous overloads. If you need more outlets, have an electrician install additional power points.
Never use electrical appliances near water. Ensure bathrooms and outdoor areas have appropriate weatherproof fittings and RCD protection.
Inspect power cords for fraying, cracking, or damage. Replace damaged cords immediately — never use tape as a permanent fix.
Flickering lights, buzzing sounds, warm outlets, or burning smells indicate electrical problems. Turn off the circuit and call an electrician immediately.
Install safety plugs on unused outlets. Keep cords out of reach of children and teach them about electrical safety from an early age.
DIY electrical work is illegal and dangerous. Always use a licensed electrician for any electrical installation, repair, or modification.
Understanding your obligations for electrical safety and compliance.
All electrical work in Australia must comply with the AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules. VoltEdge ensures every installation meets or exceeds these standards.
Property owners and landlords have legal obligations to ensure electrical safety for tenants. Regular inspections and compliance certificates are required.
Businesses must maintain safe electrical systems under WHS legislation. Regular testing and maintenance are not optional — they're the law.
Keep your property compliant and safe with our professional testing services.
Portable appliance testing (PAT) is a legal requirement for all workplaces. Our technicians test and tag your equipment efficiently with minimal disruption to your business.
Residual Current Devices (RCDs) are your last line of defence against electric shock. They must be tested regularly to ensure they'll trip when needed.
Book a comprehensive electrical safety inspection and get peace of mind. Our licensed electricians will identify any hazards and provide a full compliance report.