Tips Victorian Rental Property Electrical Safety Checks: A Landlord’s Complete Guide If you own a rental property in Victoria, regular electrical safety checks are part of your legal responsibilities as a landlord. Under Victoria’s... Read post
Tips Can Your Old Switchboard Handle Solar and EV Charging? If you’re thinking about getting solar panels or an electric car, your switchboard is worth checking first. Everything you add to your home’s... Read post
Tips RCD Safety Switch Requirements for Melbourne Homes Safety switches play an important role in protecting your home and family from electrical accidents. Also known as RCDs (residual current devices), safety... Read post
Tips Do You Need a Switchboard Upgrade? Signs, Costs and What Is Involved You need a switchboard upgrade if the board still runs ceramic fuses, lacks safety switches on its circuits, trips regularly under normal loads,... Read post
Tips Exhaust Fans Explained: What They Do and Which Type Suits a Bathroom An exhaust fan removes air from a room and pushes it outside, taking moisture, odours and airborne grease along for the ride. That’s... Read post
Tips Ceiling Fan Installation: Cost, Wiring and Whether You Can DIY Installing a ceiling fan is licensed electrical work in Victoria, and what it costs comes down to the job: replacing an existing fan... Read post
Tips Can You Install an Oven or Cooktop Yourself? Rules and Costs in Victoria No, with one narrow exception. In Victoria, a hardwired electric oven or cooktop must be connected by a licensed electrician, and any gas... Read post
Tips Home EV Charger Installation: Costs and What Is Involved Getting a home EV charger installed in Melbourne typically costs $1,500 to $3,500 all up: roughly $800 to $2,000 for a quality 7kW... Read post
Tips Do You Need an Electrician to Change Downlights or Light Fittings? It comes down to one distinction: plug-in or hardwired. Many modern LED downlights connect by a moulded plug to a socket in the... Read post
Tips Home Office Data Cabling: Getting the Setup Right Working from home has a lot going for it. No traffic on the Monash, no crowded trains and a much shorter walk to... Read post
Tips Cat6 vs Cat6a vs Fibre: Which Cable Is Right for Your Home Network? Wi-Fi is great, until it isn’t. Video calls drop out, the TV buffers halfway through a movie, and the kids’ gaming console lags... Read post
Tips Ceramic Fuse Boxes in Older Melbourne Homes: Why You Should Replace Yours Pop open the meter box on an older Melbourne home and there’s a fair chance you’ll find a row of white ceramic fuses... Read post