Electrical Panel Installation,Maintenance,Repair
Electrical panel installation or repair involves handling critical components of your Place electrical system, so it’s essential to ensure the work is done safely and correctly. Here's a breakdown of what both involve:
Electrical Panel Installation
- Assessment: The electrician will assess your electrical needs, based on the size of your home and power demands, to determine the right panel size (typically 100, 200, or 400 amps).
- Shut off Power: They will turn off the main power source to ensure safety.
- Panel Removal (if replacing): If replacing an old panel, they’ll carefully remove the old unit.
- Wiring and Connection: The new panel will be wired and connected to the main electrical service line, ensuring proper grounding and all necessary connections.
- Testing: Once installed, the electrician will test the panel to make sure everything functions correctly.
Electrical Panel Repair
- Diagnosis: The electrician will inspect the panel for issues such as tripped breakers, overheating, loose connections, or outdated components.
- Repairs: This could involve fixing or replacing faulty breakers, tightening connections, or replacing worn-out parts to restore proper functioning.Upgrades: Sometimes, repairs involve upgrading components of the panel, such as adding additional circuit breakers or increasing the capacity for higher electrical demand.
- Upgrades: Sometimes, repairs involve upgrading components of the panel, such as adding additional circuit breakers or increasing the capacity for higher electrical demand.
When to Call +91-9811877932 a Professional
- If your panel is outdated (typically over 20 years old), has frequent breaker trips, or is showing signs of damage (like scorch marks, burning smells, or sparks), it’s time to call a professional.
- Any electrical work should be handled by a licensed electrician for safety reasons, and many jurisdictions require permits for panel installations or significant repairs.
