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Residual Current Devices (RCDs) are safety switching devices. RCD is a protective measure used in residential and commercial settings to immediately cut-off power if a fault arises in the electrical circuit. RCD monitors the current flow in the active and neutral wires of the power lead or device connected to it. It continuously monitors the imbalance or difference in the current in each wire. The undesirable current imbalance in the active and neutral wires occurs when current flows to earth. RCDs increase safety, and because they are more sensitive than a typical fuse or circuit breaker, they provide an additional layer of protection against electric shock.

Three phase appliances are commonly found in workshops, factories, production plants, and manufacturing facilities. These appliances use higher voltage i.e., 415 volts instead of typical 240 volts and draw higher current. Therefore, in case of defective equipment, there is a higher risk of getting electrocuted. Three phase testing performed according to Australian standards can significantly reduce the risks of electrocution and fires.

Microwaves have become a fundamentally essential need of a household in the last decade or so. They have made lives easier by reducing the time and effort required to prepare or reheat meals. However, they have also added the risk of leakage to

An employer cannot overlook the sheer importance of getting all the electrical appliances checked by professionals. We believe that the safety of the staff is of the utmost importance in any workplace. Even trivial negligence of electrical appliance safety checks can lead to electric shock or other fatal consequences.