Does this switchboard look familiar? It could be time for an upgrade
Of the roughly 5000 building fires in New Zealand every year, about 1000 are due to electrical problems.
The switchboard is the heart of the home when it comes to electrical, however many NZ homes still lack proper electrical protection.
The switchboard pictured contains an asbestos backing panel and outdated fuses which have zero protection against you or your family receiving nasty electric shocks. If your switchboard doesn't contain electrocution protection devices such as RCD's, then it is due for an upgrade.
Here's an interesting read regarding electrical & fire safety;
www.stuff.co.nz...
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Hi everyone, last Friday night about 8:45pm there was a heavy knock on my back door. I opened the door, (the screen/security door was locked) and there stood a man, who introduced himself as Tony!
He desperately needed the toilet. I suggested he go behind the bus shelter, but, he needed more than a wee! Oh dear! Anyway, I refused apologetically, but there wasn’t any way I was letting a stranger into my house! Sorry Tony, wherever you are. It would have been easy to say okay, but, I couldn’t risk it!
Maggie of Waterloo Road.
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