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Site assessment: The electrician will visit your property to assess the MCB fuse that needs to be replaced and determine the type of replacement needed.
Fuse selection: The electrician will help you choose the appropriate replacement fuse for your MCB, taking into account factors such as the amperage rating, voltage rating, and compatibility with your electrical system.
Electrical safety precautions: The electrician will ensure that the power supply to the electrical panel is switched off to avoid any electrical hazards.
Replacement: The electrician will remove the old MCB fuse from the electrical panel and replace it with the new one, making sure it is secured and connected properly.
Testing: The electrician will test the MCB fuse to ensure that it is working correctly and that there are no other faults in the electrical system.

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Diagnosing underlying electrical problems: If the MCB fuse has failed due to an underlying electrical problem, such as a short circuit or overload, diagnosing and repairing the problem may not be included in the replacement service.
Upgrading or replacing the entire electrical panel: If your electrical panel is outdated or not compatible with the replacement MCB fuse, upgrading or replacing the entire panel may not be included in the MCB fuse replacement service.
Additional repairs or replacements: If the replacement MCB fuse does not solve the problem, additional repairs or replacements may be necessary, such as replacing damaged wiring or other electrical components.
Electrical work beyond the MCB fuse replacement: If your electrical system needs additional work, such as upgrading your circuit breaker or rewiring your home, this may not be included in the MCB fuse replacement service.
Electrical testing or inspection: If you require an electrical testing or inspection of your entire electrical system, this may not be included in the MCB fuse replacement service and may require additional fees. It's important to clarify the scope of work with the electrician or service provider beforehand to avoid any misunderstandings and ensure that your expectations are met.

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Testing of electrical circuits and components to identify faults Replacing damaged or faulty circuit breakers, fuses, or other components Upgrading or replacing the switchboard to improve safety or to meet current electrical standards Repairing any electrical wiring or connections that may have become loose or damaged

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Fan repair service typically does not include Cost of replacement parts, such as motors, blades, and controls Shipping and handling fees for purchasing replacement parts Any necessary permits or inspections required by local building codes Any additional labor or services required to complete the repair, such as electrical wiring or installation of new fixtures Upgrades to the fan or the electrical system beyond what is required to repair the fan. Note: The exclusions may vary depending on the specific requirements of the project and the service

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Evaluating the location and type of fixture where the bulb holder will be installed.

Determining the appropriate type of bulb holder based on the fixture's design and purpose.

Wiring Inspection:

Checking the existing electrical wiring to ensure compatibility and safety.

Ensuring that the electrical circuit is turned off before starting any work to prevent electrical hazards.

Bulb Holder Selection: Recommending or selecting a suitable bulb holder that matches the fixture's specifications and the desired level of illumination.

Electrical safety precautions: The technician will ensure that the power supply to the electrical panel is switched off to avoid any electrical hazards.

Wiring Connection:

Properly connecting the electrical wires from the fixture to the bulb holder.

Ensuring correct wiring connections to prevent short circuits or electrical malfunctions.

Mounting or Installation:

Attaching the bulb holder securely to the fixture or mounting plate.

Using appropriate screws, brackets, or hardware to ensure stability.

Bulb Installation:

Inserting the appropriate light bulb into the installed holder.

Ensuring the bulb is securely seated and making sure it is compatible with the holder's specifications.

Testing and Functionality Check:

Turning on the electrical circuit and testing the bulb holder to ensure it functions as intended.

Checking for proper illumination, dimming (if applicable), and any potential flickering or issues.

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Electrical Rewiring: Extensive electrical rewiring or modifications to the existing electrical system are usually not included in bulb holder installation services. If the wiring needs to be altered or upgraded, it may require a separate electrical service.

Electrical Panel Upgrades: Upgrading the electrical panel to accommodate additional lighting fixtures or addressing electrical capacity issues is typically not part of bulb holder installation. This is a more complex electrical service.

Ceiling Fan Installation: While some ceiling fans come with integrated light fixtures, the installation of a complete ceiling fan unit (including fan blades and motor) is a separate service from bulb holder installation.

Fixture Repair: Repairing existing light fixtures, such as fixing damaged components or addressing electrical issues within the fixture itself, is not usually included in bulb holder installation.

Light Fixture Assembly: If the bulb holder is part of a larger light fixture that requires assembly, the assembly of the entire fixture may be a separate service.

Smart Lighting Integration: Integrating smart lighting controls, such as dimmers, motion sensors, or smart home automation systems, may require specialized expertise and is typically considered a separate service.

Lighting Design Consultation: While bulb holder installation focuses on the technical aspects of installing holders, a comprehensive lighting design consultation to plan the overall lighting layout and ambiance is a separate service.

Custom Fixture Creation: Designing and creating custom light fixtures or modifying existing fixtures to accommodate specific design preferences is not typically part of bulb holder installation.

Light Bulb Selection: While professionals may offer recommendations, the selection and provision of light bulbs themselves are generally not included in bulb holder installation services.

Structural Modifications: Any modifications to the structure of the building or ceiling to accommodate new fixtures or lighting layouts may require additional construction or renovation services.

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Site Inspection and Consultation:
We assess your space to determine the most suitable locations for exhaust fan installation.
A thorough consultation allows us to understand your ventilation requirements and offer personalized solutions.
Product Recommendation: Based on the site inspection, we recommend exhaust fan models that align with your ventilation needs and budget.

Electrical Wiring:

Our skilled electricians ensure proper electrical wiring and connection to the existing electrical system.

We prioritize safety and adhere to all electrical codes and regulations.

Secure Mounting: We expertly mount the exhaust fan to walls, ceilings, or windows, ensuring stability and optimal performance.

Testing and Calibration:

After installation, we thoroughly test the exhaust fan to ensure smooth operation and proper airflow.

We calibrate fan settings to achieve the desired ventilation rate while maintaining energy efficiency.

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Electrical System Upgrades: Extensive upgrades or modifications to the electrical system, such as rewiring the entire space or installing new circuits, are typically not part of exhaust fan installation services.

Ductwork Repair or Replacement: While exhaust fans often require ductwork for proper ventilation, extensive repair or replacement of existing ducts is typically considered a separate service.

Structural Modifications: Any modifications to the structure of the building, such as creating new openings or modifying walls, to accommodate ductwork or exhaust fan placement may require additional construction services.

HVAC System Installation: Installing or modifying central heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems is generally not included in exhaust fan installation.

Exhaust Fan Repairs: Repairing or troubleshooting existing exhaust fans that are malfunctioning or require maintenance is typically not part of the installation service.

Air Quality Testing: While exhaust fans improve ventilation, comprehensive air quality testing to measure pollutants or contaminants in the air is a separate service.

Thermostat or Control Installation: Installing or integrating thermostats, timers, or smart controls specifically for exhaust fans may require separate expertise and services.

Noise Reduction Measures: While some exhaust fans come with noise reduction features, extensive noise reduction measures or soundproofing services are generally not part of exhaust fan installation

Removal of Old Fixtures: Removing existing exhaust fans or related fixtures before installing new ones is often considered a separate service.

Ventilation Design Consultation: Designing a comprehensive ventilation system for a large space or multiple rooms may require a specialized ventilation design consultation.

Complex Wiring or Electrical Work: If the installation involves complex electrical work beyond basic wiring, such as integrating multiple fans or controls, it may require specialized electrical services.

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Tube Light Installation:

Installing new tube light fixtures in various locations, such as ceilings, walls, or under cabinets.

Determining the appropriate type of tube light (size, wattage, color temperature) based on the lighting requirements.

Tube Light Replacement:

Removing and replacing old or malfunctioning tube lights with new ones to improve lighting quality and energy efficiency.

Ensuring compatibility with the existing lighting system.

Ballast Replacement:

Replacing faulty ballasts, which are components that regulate the electrical current to the tube light, if needed.

Testing and Quality Check:

Testing newly installed or replaced tube lights to ensure proper functionality and even illumination.

Checking for flickering, buzzing, or other issues that may affect lighting quality.

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Electrical Wiring and Rewiring: While tube light installation involves connecting fixtures to existing electrical circuits, extensive electrical wiring or rewiring throughout a building is not typically part of this service.

Fixture Design and Customization: Designing or customizing specific tube light fixtures to match unique aesthetic or functional requirements may require specialized design services.

Fixture Repair or Maintenance: Comprehensive repairs or maintenance of the internal components of tube light fixtures, such as ballast replacement, may be considered separate from the basic installation.

Full Lighting Design: While tube light installation contributes to lighting design, comprehensive lighting design services, including planning the overall lighting scheme for a space, are separate.

LED Retrofitting Consultation: While upgrading to LED tube lights is common, providing in-depth consultation on LED retrofitting projects, including selecting LED products and calculating savings, may be a distinct service.

Ceiling or Fixture Repair: Repairing ceilings or fixtures that need adjustments or modifications for proper tube light installation may require additional construction or carpentry services.

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A chandelier installation service typically includes the following:

Site assessment: The electrician will visit the location where you want the chandelier installed and assess the space, including the ceiling height, weight capacity, and electrical wiring.

Chandelier selection: The electrician may help you choose the appropriate chandelier for your space, taking into account factors such as style, size, and weight.

Wiring and cabling: The electrician will install the necessary wiring and cabling to connect the chandelier to your electrical system.

Assembly: If the chandelier requires assembly, the electrician will assemble the fixture before installation.

Mounting: The electrician will mount the chandelier to the ceiling, taking care to ensure that it is properly secured and level.

Electrical connection: The electrician will connect the chandelier to the electrical wiring and test it to ensure that it is functioning properly.

Cleanup: The electrician will clean up any debris or packaging materials left behind from the installation.

Overall, a chandelier installation service should ensure that your chandelier is securely and safely installed, and that it is functioning properly. The electrician should also take care to avoid damage to your ceiling or other fixtures during the installation process.

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There are some services that a chandelier installation service may not include, such as:

Electrical work beyond the chandelier installation: If your electrical system needs additional work, such as upgrading your circuit breaker or rewiring your home, this may not be included in the chandelier installation service.

Removing existing fixtures: If you need an existing fixture removed before the chandelier can be installed, such as a ceiling fan or light fixture, this may not be included in the chandelier installation service.

Custom installation requests:If you have specific requests for the installation, such as special mounting hardware or unique wiring configurations, this may not be included in the standard installation service.

Additional work required due to unforeseen circumstances:If the installation requires additional work due to unforeseen circumstances, such as unexpected wiring issues or structural damage, this may not be included in the standard installation service and may require additional fees.

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Thoroughly inspecting the capacitor for any signs of physical damage, such as swelling, leakage, or burnt marks.

Checking the wiring connections to ensure they are secure and properly connected.

Testing Capacitance:

Using a multimeter or specialized testing equipment to measure the capacitance of the capacitor.

Comparing the measured capacitance with the capacitor's rated capacitance to determine if it is within an acceptable range.

Start and Run Capacitors:

Differentiating between start capacitors (used to initiate motor rotation) and run capacitors (used to maintain motor speed).

Identifying the correct type of capacitor needed for the specific fan motor.

Replacement of Faulty Capacitors:

Removing and replacing capacitors that are found to be faulty, damaged, or out of spec.

Ensuring the replacement capacitor matches the required specifications for the fan motor.

Wiring and Connections:

Properly connecting and wiring the new capacitor to the fan motor according to the manufacturer's guidelines.

Securing connections to prevent vibration or loosening over time.

Functional Testing: Testing the fan after capacitor replacement to ensure it starts smoothly and operates at the intended speed.

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Fan Motor Replacement: While capacitor service deals with the capacitor component itself, the actual replacement of an entire fan motor, if it is faulty, is usually a separate service provided by electricians or technicians.

Other Electrical Repairs: Capacitor service specifically addresses capacitors within devices like fans. More extensive electrical repairs, such as rewiring a room or fixing circuit breakers, are outside the scope of capacitor service.

Component-Level Repairs: Repairing other internal components of a fan or motor (e.g., winding coils, bearings, switches) is generally not included in a capacitor service.

General Fan Cleaning: While some basic cleaning may be done during capacitor service, a comprehensive fan cleaning service, which might involve dismantling and cleaning all components, is typically a separate service.

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Initial Assessment: Our experts assess the lighting needs and the location where LED tube lights will be installed.

LED Tube Selection: We assist you in selecting the right LED tube lights based on factors like brightness, color temperature, and energy efficiency.

Fixture Compatibility: We ensure that the existing fixtures are compatible with LED tube lights and make any necessary adjustments.

Wiring and Electrical Connections: Our technicians wire and connect the LED tube lights to the electrical supply, ensuring proper connections and safe operation.

Tube Installation: We install the LED tube lights into the fixtures securely, ensuring proper alignment and optimal lighting distribution.

Testing: We conduct tests to verify that the LED tube lights are functioning correctly and providing the desired illumination.

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Procurement of LED Tube Lights: While we guide you in selecting the right LED tube lights, the cost of the LED tubes themselves is generally not included in the service and may be an additional charge.

Fixture Replacement: If your existing fixtures are not compatible with LED tube lights or need replacement, purchasing new fixtures is not typically part of the installation service.

Electrical Rewiring: While we address wiring and electrical connections for the LED tubes, extensive electrical rewiring of your home or facility is not typically included.

Fixture Customization: Custom modifications to fixtures for unique installations or specialized features are usually not included.

Remote Control Installation: If your LED tube lights are part of a remote-controlled system, installing or configuring the remote control is generally not included.

Dimmer Switch Installation: Installing dimmer switches for LED tube lights may require separate electrical work.

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Panel Board Installation:

Mounting and securing the 3-phase panel board at a designated location, such as a utility room or electrical closet.

Ensuring proper grounding and safe installation according to electrical codes.

Circuit Breaker Installation:

Installing circuit breakers of various sizes and ratings into the panel board to protect individual circuits from overloads and short circuits.

Wiring and Connections:

Properly connecting the incoming power lines to the main lugs or main breaker of the panel board.

Wiring individual circuits to the circuit breakers, ensuring proper connections and labeling.

Phase Balancing:
Distributing the loads evenly across the three phases to achieve balanced power distribution.

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Full Electrical Wiring or Rewiring: Comprehensive electrical wiring or rewiring of the entire building or specific circuits beyond the scope of the panel board installation is typically a separate service.

Individual Appliance Wiring: Wiring or installation of individual appliances, such as HVAC systems, ovens, or industrial machinery, is usually separate from the panel board installation.

Lighting Fixture Installation: While panel boards distribute power to lighting circuits, the installation of lighting fixtures, switches, and controls is generally considered a separate service.

Electrical Outlet Installation: While panel boards supply power to outlets, the installation or replacement of individual electrical outlets is typically not included in the panel board installation service.

Electrical Repairs and Troubleshooting: Comprehensive troubleshooting, diagnosis, and repair of electrical issues throughout the building are separate from panel board installation.

Full Electrical Design: While panel board installation contributes to electrical design, comprehensive electrical system design for new constructions or renovations involves other considerations.

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Site inspection: The technician will inspect the site where the stabilizer will be installed to determine the appropriate size and type of stabilizer needed for your electrical system.

Stabilizer selection: Based on the site inspection, the technician will select the appropriate stabilizer for your electrical system.

Mounting and fixing: The stabilizer will be mounted and fixed in a secure and stable location.

Electrical connections: The technician will connect the stabilizer to the electrical system, ensuring that all connections are secure and properly insulated.

Testing: The technician will test the stabilizer to ensure that it is functioning correctly and providing the desired level of voltage stabilization.

Verification: Once the installation is complete, the technician will verify that the stabilizer is providing the desired level of voltage stabilization and is functioning correctly.

Service not included

Electrical system upgrades or modifications: If upgrades or modifications are required to your electrical system to support the installation of the stabilizer, these may not be included in the standard stabilizer installation service and may require additional fees.

Repairs or replacements of major components: If major components of the stabilizer such as the transformer or electronic components are found to be faulty or damaged, they may require repairs or replacements. These may not be included in the standard stabilizer installation service and may require additional fees.

Replacement of accessories or wiring: If accessories or wiring are found to be faulty or require replacement during the installation, this may not be included in the standard stabilizer installation service and may require additional fees.

Any other non-standard or unexpected services: If any non-standard or unexpected services are required during the installation, these may not be included in the standard stabilizer installation service and may require additional fees.

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Switch replacement service typically includes the replacement of a faulty or malfunctioning switch with a new one.

This may include the removal of the old switch, installation of the new switch, and testing to ensure proper functionality.

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Service cost for the installation of the new switch point.

Cost of any additional parts or accessories that may be required for the installation

Cost of any electrical upgrades or repairs required for the switch to function properly

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Socket replacement service typically includes:

Replacement socket.

Labor for removal and installation of the socket.

Any necessary wiring and connections required for the socket replacement.

Testing of the newly installed socket to ensure proper functionality.

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Cost of any additional parts or components required for the socket replacement.

Upgrades to the electrical system that may be necessary to support the new socket.

Shipping and handling fees for purchasing the replacement socket.

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Site assessment: The electrician will visit your property to assess your electrical needs and determine the best location for the switch.

Switch selection: The electrician will help you choose the appropriate phase changeover switch for your needs, taking into account factors such as the power requirements of your appliances and the available electrical supply.

Wiring and cabling: The electrician will install the necessary wiring and cabling to connect the phase changeover switch to your electrical system.

Switch installation: The electrician will install the phase changeover switch, typically in a designated electrical panel or box.

Testing and commissioning: The electrician will test the switch and ensure that it is working correctly, as well as commissioning it for use.

Compliance with regulations: The electrician will ensure that the installation complies with all relevant safety and regulatory standards.

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Electrical work beyond the switch installation: If your electrical system needs additional work, such as upgrading your circuit breaker or rewiring your home, this may not be included in the phase changeover switch installation service.

Structural modifications: If the installation requires structural modifications to your home, such as adding support beams or reinforcing walls, this may not be included in the phase changeover switch installation service.

Additional materials and equipment: If additional materials or equipment are needed to complete the installation, such as conduits, junction boxes, or wiring, these may not be included in the phase changeover switch installation service and may require additional fees.

Custom installation requests: If you have specific requests for the installation, such as a non-standard location for the switch, special mounting hardware, or unique wiring configurations, this may not be included in the standard installation service.

Additional work required due to unforeseen circumstances: If the installation requires additional work due to unforeseen circumstances, such as unexpected wiring issues or structural damage, this may not be included in the standard installation service and may require additional fees.

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Consultation and planning: The technician may consult with the customer to determine the desired location and type of LED lighting and provide recommendations if necessary.

Removing the old CFL: The technician will remove the old CFL from its fixture and dispose of it properly.

Checking the fixture compatibility: The technician will check that the fixture is compatible with LED bulbs and make any necessary modifications.

Installing the new LED bulbs: The technician will install the new LED bulbs into the fixture and ensure that they are properly secured and functioning.

Testing the lighting: The technician will test the LED lighting to ensure that it is working correctly and that there are no issues or problems.

Replacing CFLs with LEDs is a simple and cost-effective way to improve energy efficiency and reduce energy bills. LED bulbs are known to be more efficient, durable and long-lasting than traditional CFLs.

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Electrical repairs or modifications: If the existing electrical system or wiring is not suitable for the new LED bulbs or requires repair, modification, or upgrading, this may require additional electrical work and cost beyond the standard replacement service.

Additional hardware or components: If additional hardware or components, such as ballasts or transformers, are required for the new LED bulbs, this may require additional installation work and cost beyond the standard replacement service.

Fixture replacement: If the existing fixtures are not compatible with LED bulbs or are outdated, damaged, or in need of replacement, this may require additional work and cost beyond the standard replacement service.

Specialized LED bulbs: If the customer requires specialized LED bulbs, such as those with custom sizes or features, the cost of these bulbs may not be included in the service.

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Checking the electrical connections: The technician will check the electrical connections and make sure they are in good condition before installing the new tubelight.

Removal of old tubelight: If there is an existing tubelight, the technician will remove the old tubelight and dispose of it properly.

Preparing the fixture: The technician will prepare the fixture by cleaning it and making sure that it is in good condition.

Installing the new tubelight: The technician will install the new tubelight into the fixture and make sure that it is securely in place.

Testing the tubelight: The technician will test the tubelight to ensure that it is functioning correctly and that there are no issues or problems.

Overall, a tubelight installation service will aim to provide the customer with properly installed and functioning fluorescent tube lights, improving the lighting conditions of the space.

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Electrical repairs or modifications: If the existing electrical system or wiring is not suitable for the new tubelight or requires repair, modification, or upgrading, this may require additional electrical work and cost beyond the standard installation service.

Additional hardware or components: If additional hardware or components, such as ballasts or starters, are required for the new tubelight, this may require additional installation work and cost beyond the standard installation service.

Specialized tubelights: If the customer requires specialized tubelights, such as those with custom sizes or features, the cost of these tubelights may not be included in the service.

Difficult access or heights: If the installation location is difficult to access, such as in high ceilings or hard-to-reach areas, this may require additional labor or equipment and cost beyond the standard installation service.

It's important to clarify with the tubelight installation service provider what is included in their service and what may require additional work or costs.

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Site assessment and planning.

Survey of the site and preparation of a detailed plan.

Mounting and installation of the AC switchbox.

Wiring and connection to existing electrical systems.

Testing and commissioning of the installed equipment.

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Cost of the AC switchbox and any necessary materials.

Electrical permit fees and inspections.

Upgrades to the existing electrical system.

Any necessary ductwork or ventilation modifications.

Structural modifications to support the switchbox.

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Site assessment: The technician will visit your property to assess the location and determine the electrical load requirements for the sub meter installation.

Sub meter selection: The technician will help you choose the appropriate sub meter for your electrical system, taking into account factors such as the type of meter required, the amperage rating, and compatibility with your electrical panel.

Electrical safety precautions: The technician will ensure that the power supply to the electrical panel is switched off to avoid any electrical hazards.

Installation: The technician will install the sub meter in a location approved by the local electrical or utility authority, making sure it is secured and connected properly.

Configuration: The technician will configure the sub meter to measure the electricity usage accurately and set up the communication link with the main meter.

Testing: The technician will test the sub meter to ensure that it is working correctly and that there are no other faults in the electrical system.

Cleanup: The technician will clean up any debris or packaging materials left behind from the installation.

Service not included

Upgrading or modifying the existing electrical system: If the existing electrical system needs upgrading or modification to accommodate the sub meter installation, this may not be included in the service and may require additional fees.

Obtaining necessary permits and approvals: Depending on your location, obtaining necessary permits and approvals for the sub meter installation may not be included in the service and may require additional fees.

Additional wiring or conduit work: If additional wiring or conduit work is needed to install the sub meter, this may not be included in the service and may require additional fees.

Maintenance or repair of the sub meter: Any maintenance or repair work required for the sub meter after the installation may not be included in the service and may require additional fees.

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Site assessment: The electrician will visit the location where you want the chandelier installed and assess the space, including the ceiling height, weight capacity, and electrical wiring.

Chandelier selection: The electrician may help you choose the appropriate chandelier for your space, taking into account factors such as style, size, and weight.

Wiring and cabling: The electrician will install the necessary wiring and cabling to connect the chandelier to your electrical system.

Assembly: If the chandelier requires assembly, the electrician will assemble the fixture before installation.

Mounting: The electrician will mount the chandelier to the ceiling, taking care to ensure that it is properly secured and level.

Electrical connection: The electrician will connect the chandelier to the electrical wiring and test it to ensure that it is functioning properly.

Service not included

Electrical work beyond the chandelier installation: If your electrical system needs additional work, such as upgrading your circuit breaker or rewiring your home, this may not be included in the chandelier installation service.

Structural modifications: If the installation requires structural modifications to your ceiling or walls, such as adding support beams or reinforcing joists, this may not be included in the chandelier installation service.

Removing existing fixtures: If you need an existing fixture removed before the chandelier can be installed, such as a ceiling fan or light fixture, this may not be included in the chandelier installation service.

Custom installation requests: If you have specific requests for the installation, such as special mounting hardware or unique wiring configurations, this may not be included in the standard installation service.

Additional work required due to unforeseen circumstances: If the installation requires additional work due to unforeseen circumstances, such as unexpected wiring issues or structural damage, this may not be included in the standard installation service and may require additional fees.

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Design consultation: The technician may consult with the customer to determine the desired location and design of the new light fixtures.

Preparation of the false ceiling: The technician will prepare the false ceiling by measuring and cutting openings for the new light fixtures, taking care to ensure that the openings are properly aligned.

Wiring and electrical work: The technician will install the necessary wiring and electrical components to power the new light fixtures, taking care to ensure that all connections are secure and up to code.

Installation of light fixtures: Once the wiring and electrical work is complete, the technician will install the new light fixtures in the prepared openings, ensuring that they are securely in place.

Testing and inspection: After the installation is complete, the technician will test the new light fixtures to ensure that they are functioning correctly and inspect the work to ensure that it meets all safety and code requirements.

Overall, a false ceiling light installation service will aim to provide the customer with fully functional and properly installed light fixtures in their false ceiling, enhancing the aesthetic and functionality of the space.

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Repair or modification of existing electrical systems: If the existing electrical system or wiring is not suitable for the new light fixtures or requires repair, modification, or upgrading, this may require additional electrical work and cost beyond the standard installation service.

Installation of additional hardware or components: If additional hardware or components, such as dimmer switches or timers, are required for the new light fixtures, this may require additional installation work and cost beyond the standard installation service.

Specialized light fixtures: If the customer requires specialized light fixtures, such as those with custom designs or features, the cost of these fixtures may not be included in the service.

Removal of existing fixtures: If the existing light fixtures need to be removed before the new fixtures can be installed, the removal of these fixtures may require additional work and cost beyond the standard installation service.

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Site assessment: The technician will visit your property to assess the location and determine the electrical load requirements for the inverter installation.

Inverter selection: The technician will help you choose the appropriate inverter for your electrical system, taking into account factors such as the type of inverter required, the power rating, and compatibility with your batteries.

Electrical safety precautions: The technician will ensure that the power supply to the electrical panel is switched off to avoid any electrical hazards.

Installation: The technician will install the inverter in a location approved by the manufacturer or local electrical authority, making sure it is secured and connected properly.

Battery installation: The technician will install the batteries, ensuring that they are properly wired and connected to the inverter.

Configuration: The technician will configure the inverter to connect with the batteries and the electrical system, including setting up any necessary communication links or programming.

Testing: The technician will test the inverter and batteries to ensure that they are working correctly and that there are no other faults in the electrical system.

Service not included

Upgrading or modifying the existing electrical system: If the existing electrical system needs upgrading or modification to accommodate the inverter and battery installation, this may not be included in the service and may require additional fees.

Obtaining necessary permits and approvals: Depending on your location, obtaining necessary permits and approvals for the inverter and battery installation may not be included in the service and may require additional fees.

Additional wiring or conduit work: If additional wiring or conduit work is needed to install the inverter and batteries, this may not be included in the service and may require additional fees.

Maintenance or repair of the inverter and batteries: Any maintenance or repair work required for the inverter and batteries after the installation may not be included in the service and may require additional fees.

Replacement of damaged or faulty equipment: If any of the equipment is found to be damaged or faulty during the installation process, replacement of the equipment may not be included in the service and may require additional fees.

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Socket replacement service typically includes:

Replacement socket.

Labor for removal and installation of the socket.

Any necessary wiring and connections required for the socket replacement.

Testing of the newly installed socket to ensure proper functionality.

Service not included

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No Service Includes Present.

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No Service Not Includes Present.