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Rewire an old standard lamp

I have a building in Hunter Street Newcastle that needs power run to the new full ceiling. We are installing. The building is old but it is too cold and it has power but the wiring is currently old and before we rough and we need to do this job. I also need basic office lights , switches and PowerPoints supplied

Looking for a qualified electrician for general residential electrical work in a home. Jobs include installing light fittings, minor rewiring, repairs and other general electrical fixes. Must be experienced, and able to complete work safely and professionally.

I bought this table lamp in Japan but seems like that needs the socket replaced from 100V to 240V and a new Australian plug fitted.

Two lamps need to be rewired. One is floor lamp one is table lamp

Need someone to rewire phone cord for internet cord got cut

Rewire my HWS electrical supply from Off Peak power fuse switch to General Usage fuse box in my mains switch box for both my house and my neighbour's house (2 houses next to ech other)

Light bulb connected wire has frayed and disconnected

Rewire my HWS electrical supply from Control Load fuse switch to General Usage fuse box in my mains switch box

Install a camera with no motion place that is missing. Recheck wiring of camera aswell please

Install 8 light fittings, already prewired. Std ceiling, Under 2kg

Description: Looking for a licensed electrician to rewire two table lamps and ensure they are safely earthed. These are metal lamps and require proper earthing to the body. Scope of work: Rewire 2 x table lamps Add earth connection to lamp body Install new lampholders, cable, inline switch, and plug Test and confirm safe operation All hardware is supplied, including: Bakelite E14 Lampholder (Edison Light Globes) Black 10A Inline Switch 240V (Edison Light Globes) Fabric Covered Braided 3-Core Lighting Flex (Edison Light Globes) Black 3-Pin Side Entry 240V Plug Top (Edison Light Globes) Requirements: Must be a licensed electrician Location: Darlinghurst, NSW Timing: Flexible – ideally this weekend Let me know if you have any questions or need photos of the lamps beforehand.

Licensed Electrician to rewire a Ubiquiti UniFi G4 doorbell to a sufficient power source.

Need a cable ran from internal subboard down to basement, ev is already installed but to main swb

Need the existing bracket removed, remove the electrical socket and rewire the antenna connection back down to bottom of wall. Then hang TV

Electrician required - 2 visits for internal rewire + EV charger install I’m looking for a licensed electrician for two separate visits as part of renovation works. Visit 1 - required tomorrow • Disconnect and make safe all wiring in wall being removed (lighting switches and power points). 2 light switches need removal and coping, as well as 2 PowerPoint. It impacts 2 bedrooms. • Isolate and cap off as required for demolition • Re-route existing wiring to a new temporary or final location so power and lighting remain functional Visit 2 - scheduled next week as soon as EV charger delivery is received • Install new lighting switches • Install new power points in updated locations • install EV vehicle charger at side of house Additional notes • Residential property • Wall being removed is internal and not load bearing • Must be licensed and insured • Please confirm availability for tomorrow for Visit 1

Needing a licensed electrician to conduct an on-site assessment for the feasibility of a rewiring and installation of kitchen appliances for an upcoming renovation project

Old house, fully renovated, rewire 5 rooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen and get power to the front boundary for a motorised gate

We have installed Philips hue downlights but 4 of the old lights were on a circuit with a dimmer. So now those hue lights flicker on and off. So we need to rewire the switch circuits on this panel so that they work with the new lights and not the old ones.

I have a lamp from the US I want to use in Australia. Needs an AU plug and advice on bulbs due to voltage/current differences.