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We’re providing the best industrial services
We’re providing the best industrial services
Christine Eve
WORKING SMOKE ALARMS SAVE LIVES!
It's simple: have your alarms installed and up-to-date with the latest QLD regulations. Visit the link below to find out more from the QFD website in regard to locations and compliance.
We can install & service your alarms and give you peace of mind that your family is safe.
If you hear your alarm chirping once every few minutes, usually this means it's a battery issue. Try replacing the battery and then see if that fixes it.
If the alarm/s are continuously going off, ensure there isn't a fire. If you are positive there is no threat of fire, you can disarm the alarm by pressing the push button, usually located on the side, to drop it down. Some may have a slot to push a small flat screwdriver in, then push away to slide off.
Once down, it may just require a clean. Do this by using the vacuum cleaner to suck any insects or dust out of the chamber. Ensure the alarm is still in date before putting it back up. If that doesn't fix it, call us to come have a look, and we will advise what to do.
Safety Switches (RCD's) are a must on all final subcircuits, which includes your general socket outlets, lights, ovens, etc.
Sometimes, these can trip and cause a circuit power loss. Usually this is a result of a faulty appliance, water ingress, vermin, or the age of the RCD.
A helpful hint when you experience power loss on your power circuit is to physically unplug all affected appliances from the outlets and then try to reset the RCD. If it still won't reset, contact us, and we can talk you through it or come out to investigate further!
Energex Tariffs
Energex no longer determines what tariff you are on. This is up to the electricity retailer now. You can find out the rates and times from your retailer. For power outages you can still contact Energex on the power outages phone at 13 19 62, or for general inquiries, call 13 12 53. Alternatively, visit their website below to see any widespread outages.
Experiencing hot water issues? You may have 1 of many problems. It can either be a plumbing or electrical fault. Depending on the age and condition of the system, sometimes it may not be worth repairing. A telltale sign of this is if you notice a water leak or water marks on the outside of the unit, usually below the bottom housing cover.
Other issues may be a blown element, thermostat, or switchboard problem.
Contact us to inspect, and we can organise everything from repair to replacement.
Solar Hot Water Booster Switches are commonly found in the laundry, hallways, bathrooms, or back of cupboards. A red indicator light typically signals that it is on.
A common misconception with these switches is that people think they are used as a backup for when you run out of hot water, which, of course, is true.
However, did you know that during times of cloudy days your system may not be heating the water to temperature, and sometimes you may forget to turn it on or be away? It is recommended that the booster switches always remain on to maintain the tank temperature at a minimum of 60 degrees.
If you are going away for prolonged periods of time, you may turn the switch off to save energy; however, it must heat the water for at least 30 mins prior to using the water when home. This is to prevent the potential for Legionnaires' disease (caused by the Legionella bacteria).
The system is fitted with a thermostat which will govern when the power is required to be switched on to heat the water. It will work alongside the solar to heat efficiently.
You can find out more on Legionella disease at the QLD government website: https://www.health.qld.gov.au/public-health/industry-environment/disease-prevention-control/legionella







