Call now! ‭020 3746 0628‬ Our office 43 Dudley Court, London, W1H5QA Mail us info@emergencyelectricianlondon365.co.uk‬ What does an electrician do? Electricity is a taken-for-granted commodity. But when the power goes out, we often don’t have the skills or...

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Call now! ‭020 3746 0628‬ Our office 43 Dudley Court, London, W1H5QA Mail us info@emergencyelectricianlondon365.co.uk‬ How Do I Fix Flickering Lights? Lights can blink for all sorts of reasons. It could be something as simple as a bulb that needs changing....

In order to prevent household accidents and potential poisoning, it’s essential that you learn the high-risk zones when it comes to protecting your young children at home. Being prepared and knowing what to do in an emergency is also highly recommended. To begin with, see how to childproof your home here…

LED stands for light-emitting diode. This is a semiconductor that glows when an electric current passes through it. The light isn’t very bright and is known as monochromatic or tinted. It can be inserted into a bayonet or normal screw fitting. And the more electricity used the brighter the light becomes.

Safety and hazard symbols are an instant way of warning and identifying dangers. These coloured or illuminated signboards are universally recognised. And have clear written or picture messages.

When you move into your rented property, you’ll sign a tenancy agreement which forms a contract between you and your landlord. It lays out the legal terms and conditions of your tenancy. And lets you stay in the property as long as you pay the rent on time and follow the rules.

What is a safety switch? Safety switches interrupt the flow of electricity if a fault is detected – immediately switching it off. Every new home is now legally required to have these switches installed to protect lighting circuits and power points. But less than 75% of homes actually have them fitted. Look at why you need safety switches in your home here…

The right lighting can help you achieve a bright and airy or a cosy feel. You can change the look and ambience of a room by simply altering the illumination. Layers of light offer different moods that highlight interesting features. And provide brighter lights where you need them. Look at some of the best lighting options for your home here…