Electrician in Kensington
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Ambient Electrical, run by licensed electrician Peter Stafford, covers Kensington (postcode 2033, Randwick City Council) 24 hours a day, including emergencies, from its base about 4 km away in Bronte. About seven in ten Kensington homes are flats and more than half are rented (2021 Census). Call Peter on 0415 684 120.
Emergency electrician in Kensington
For an emergency electrician in Kensington, call Peter on 0415 684 120. Ambient Electrical is an emergency electrician and takes calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Kensington is about 4 km from Bronte, where Peter is based. Response is often within the hour.
Rented flats and share houses near UNSW
Kensington sits along Anzac Parade between Moore Park and UNSW's main campus. About seven in ten of its homes are flats, and more than half are rented.
- Rented flats and share houses near the UNSW campus, where heaters and kitchen appliances can overload older circuits and new power point installation on a separate circuit spreads the load
- Tenancies where the landlord must check smoke alarms every year and use a licensed electrician for smoke alarm installation on hard-wired alarms
- Shops and food outlets along Anzac Parade
“Peter is a fantastic Electrician with the highest level of professionalism. He is committed in delivering the best service to his clients and he only uses quality parts. Fantastic attitude of getting everything right the first time. Highly recommended.”
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Electrician Kensington: common questions
Do you cover Kensington?
Ambient Electrical covers Kensington (postcode 2033), in the Randwick City Council area, from Peter's base in Bronte, about 4 km away, including after-hours emergency callouts. Call Peter on 0415 684 120.
Which electrical services suit Kensington homes?
The electrical services that suit Kensington homes best are safety switches, smoke alarms, and power points.
How often should the safety switch be tested in a Kensington share house?
The NSW Government recommends testing safety switches at least every six months: press the T or Test button on each one and the power should cut out straight away, then switch it back on. If it does not switch off, it is not protecting anyone and needs replacing by a licensed electrician. In a rental, tell the landlord or agent, because an electrical fault is an urgent repair.
Source: NSW Government: Safety switches protect you; NSW Government: Electrical safety in a rental property.
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