Wolex Electricals Ltd
Location: Clapham Junction, London
Member Since: 22nd Aug 2018
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About Us:
As a registered Domestic Installer with the NICEIC, and with over 22yrs experience, we provide the very best in every aspect of all your domestic, or residential electrical needs.
Our work complies with all relevant, current electrical and building regulations.
Our work complies with all relevant, current electrical and building regulations.
History:
We pride ourselves on offering a hassle-free and affordable service where the customer needs always take priority, as do excellent quality workmanship and operating to modern standards. As a company, we are confident that we can meet all your requirements on your next electrical project and also exceed your expectations when it comes to quality and affordable electricians in London. All of our team are highly skilled in the electrical trade and have built up a wealth of experience over the last several years, so no job is too demanding for us as we have all been trained to deal with every situation that the electrical trade can offer
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Electrical Installation Part I and II
Inspection and Testing of Electrical Installations
Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment
Part P Building Reg
17th Edition Electrical Installation Requirements
NICEIC Domestic Installer
Inspection and Testing of Electrical Installations
Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment
Part P Building Reg
17th Edition Electrical Installation Requirements
NICEIC Domestic Installer
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Yes, electrical circuits can be added to a fuse box if certain conditions are met, e.g age of installation, spare ways available, total current demand will not exceed your main fuse rating e.tc. some installations will meet all of these conditions especially if your installation is inspected and tested periodically.
You will definitely need an electrician to investigate your cooker, as it can be anything from a faulty cooker switch to an under-rated circuit or a faulty cooker. i would suggest you get it checked immediately.
You possibly have a faulty shower switch which must be investigated. i will suggest not to try to switch it on until you've had it checked.
You have carried out all the correct and necessary steps to identify the problem. this proves you might have an issue with the kitchen wiring which can be checked and tested by an electrician. i will suggest you put all the rest of the circuits back on with the exception of the kitchen circuit for the time being until the problem is resolved.
Unfortunately, the light switch will be of no help, as sockets must never be fed off the light switch/ circuit. the cost of having a new socket depends on the number of sockets you require, and how far the existing healthy sockets or your consumer unit(if you have any spare way) is going to be from the new socket/s. giving more information based on this will help to determine a reasonable cost.
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