Consumer Unit (fusebox) Replacment
Why should I replace my consumer unit?
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Safety
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To reduce the risk of fires
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To reduce the risk of electric shocks
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Certain older consumer units use asbestos in the fuses
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Aesthetically looks more appealing
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To allow for additional circuits in the future
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To add RCD or RCBO (safety trip switch)
What is involved?
While doing a consumer unit all power will need to be isolated.
We will then need to test every point on each circuit in order to make sure everything is safe to reconnect after the consumer unit is done.
Once we have tested everything we will have a good understanding of any faults which may need to be rectified before the consumer unit is installed.
Assuming no faults were found we can then proceed to installing the consumer unit.
After it has been installed we do some more testing.
It is a requirement that all consumer unit replacements are registered with part P and an electrical installation certificate is issued.
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Before After
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Haywards Heath Electrician
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Lindfield Electrician
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Cuckfield Electrician
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Burgess Hill Electrician
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Horsted Keynes Electrician
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Uckfield Electrician
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Maresfield Electrician
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Hassocks Electrician
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Hurstpierpoint Electrician
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Buxted Electrician
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Heathfield Electrician
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Horsham Electrician
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Brighton & Hove Electrician
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Crawley Electrician
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Worthing Electrician
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Crowborough Electrician
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East Grinstead Electrician
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Eastbourne Electrician
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Lewes Electrician
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Tunbridge Wells Electrician
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Hailsham Electrician
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Peacehaven Electrician
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Falmer Electrician
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Rottingdean Electrician
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Woodingdean Electrician
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Seaford Electrician
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Eastbourne Electrician
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Hailsham Electrician
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Kingston Electrician
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Saltdean Electrician
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Telscombe Cliffs Electrician
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Newhaven Electrician
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Piddinghoe Electrician