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We’re installing a 30ft expandable (fold-out) home in Gillmore, ACT. The home is fully wired and tested at the factory to Australian standards. We need a licensed electrician to finish the fit-off once the home is in position. Our crew handles the placement and set-up, and the footings are being arranged separately. What’s already done (confirmed by the manufacturer) All the wiring is in place. There is a sub-board inside the home, so you don’t need to supply a switchboard. There’s a 32 amp plug on the outside of the home that feeds the sub-board. The power points and light fittings are supplied with the home, so you don’t need to source them. The home has been tested to Australian standards. Your scope of work Fit off the power points and lights on the external wings. These are the fold-out sections, and the fittings are supplied. Supply and install smoke alarm(s) that meet current ACT requirements. Connect and energise the home via the 32 amp external plug and sub-board. Test the whole installation. Issue the electrical compliance or safety certificate needed for the ACT. Report any faults you find on testing. Please note There’s no compliance certificate or wiring diagram from the manufacturer, only a note that it’s tested to Australian standards. Please tell us what you need to certify it. The manufacturer says the site power supply (meter, trenching, main supply) is up to the owner and doesn’t think it’s part of your job. We haven’t confirmed this, so please look at it when you quote, and price it as optional if you can do it. The home isn't installed yet, there are only the footings on site. It's a 30ft expandable that arrives pre-plumbed/wired, so the job is just connecting it to the site services. Bid is for a call, please let me know what else you need to quote.

We’re installing a 30ft expandable home in Gillmore, ACT. The home is fully wired and tested at the factory to Australian standards. We need a licensed electrician to finish the fit-off once the home is in position. Our crew handles the placement and set-up, and the footings are being arranged separately. What’s already done (confirmed by the manufacturer) All the wiring is in place. There is a sub-board inside the home, so you don’t need to supply a switchboard. There’s a 32 amp plug on the outside of the home that feeds the sub-board. The power points and light fittings are supplied with the home, so you don’t need to source them. The home has been tested to Australian standards. Your scope of work Fit off the power points and lights on the external wings. These are the fold-out sections, and the fittings are supplied. Supply and install smoke alarm(s) that meet current ACT requirements. Connect and energise the home via the 32 amp external plug and sub-board. Test the whole installation. Issue the electrical compliance or safety certificate needed for the ACT. Report any faults you find on testing. Please note There’s no compliance certificate or wiring diagram from the manufacturer, only a note that it’s tested to Australian standards. Please tell us what you need to certify it. The manufacturer says the site power supply (meter, trenching, main supply) is up to the owner and doesn’t think it’s part of your job. We haven’t confirmed this, so please look at it when you quote, and price it as optional if you can do it. Bid is for a call, please let me know what you need to quote.

Looking for a qualified, ACT-licensed electrician for a fixed-price job to resolve issues across 4 bathroom 3-in-1 heater/fan/light units and our switchboard in Bonner (2914). ​Fixed Scope of Work: ​Switchboard Fault-Finding: Identify and permanently resolve why switchboard circuit breakers / RCDs are intermittently tripping (assumed to be tied to these heater circuits). ​Unit Inspection & Rectification: ​The exhaust fans on all 4 units do not run, and heat lamps only work on some. ​If the issue is wiring/switch-related or easily serviceable components (e.g., switches, capacitors, thermal fuses), repair them. ​If replacement is required instead, I will supply the brand-new like-for-like units. Your fixed price covers removing the 4 old units and installing/testing the 4 new replacements using the existing ceiling cutouts and wiring. ​(Note: The offer is all-inclusive for labor and testing to leave all 4 bathrooms and the switchboard fully working. No hourly rates. If units need replacement, I will supply the units myself). ​Unit Details (for cutout/wiring reference): ​1x Martec Linear 3-in-1 (Model: MBHL1000S, Cutout: 455mm × 305mm) ​1x IXL Tastic Neo Single 3-in-1 (Cutout: 326mm × 462mm) ​2x IXL Tastic Neo Dual 3-in-1 (Model: 32112, Cutout: 326mm × 712mm) ​Requirements: ​Must hold a valid ACT Electrical Licence (please mention your licence number in your offer). ​Issue an ACT Certificate of Electrical Compliance (CoC) upon completion.

I need to get a 7kW single phase EV charger installed in my garage. I already have the charger. House has 3 phase supply. Switchboard is in the garage and has couple of spare slots for the new 32 Amp circuit to be put on. Need to run around 2m of conduit on the wall from the switch-board to the charger install location (conduit can be run from behind the battery shown in the picture). Charger installation location is shown in red box in the attached pic. No special smart integration needs to be done between the charger and battery/inverter.

Hi, I need a qualified handyman or electrician to help with a few mounting and electrical tasks in my home. 1. Bathroom Cabinet & Mirror Removal • Remove one existing bathroom mirror. • Install and secure a new mirrored bathroom cabinet with a built-in LED light. • Electrical: There is a plug point available, but the wiring may need to be extended slightly to reach the new cabinet connection. 2. Mirror & TV Hanging • Wall-mount 1 television in the TV room 65" (bracket provided). • Hang 2 large mirrors securely in their designated spots. 3. Light Switch Fix • Fix/wire two light switches that currently turn on the wrong way around. Please bring your own tools, wall anchors suitable for the wall types, and any standard wiring extensions if required.

My freezer was working perfectly fine before, but it recently started tripping the electricity immediately whenever plugged into a power point. We had been using a long extension cord, and I'm wondering if this may have contributed to the problem. Looking for someone experienced in freezer/appliance repairs or electrical troubleshooting to: Inspect the freezer and diagnose the electrical fault. Check whether the issue may be related to the extension cord, moisture, or internal electrical components. Carry out a repair

We are preparing for a kitchen renovation; most of the electrical work has already been roughed in but we have a few outstanding jobs: - relocate internet port to adjoining wall - move one powerpoint (approx 40cm) - remove 2 x old and unused switches

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I have a brand-new Geely 7kW Type 2 EV Home Wall Charger, which I will supply. My newly built house already has a dedicated EV charging outlet/connection installed in the garage by the builder. The EV circuit was installed as part of the original electrical installation and was confirmed by the builder/electrician at handover as being for EV charging. I am simply looking for a qualified/licensed electrician to connect the supplied Geely wall charger to the existing EV connection. Existing EV infrastructure The switchboard appears to have a dedicated EV circuit labelled “GARAGE N/L 15”, protected by a: Hager ADM432T RCBO 32A 3P+N (three-phase + neutral) 30mA Type A RCD protection 230–415V AC Hager's technical specifications confirm the ADM432T is a 4-pole, 3P+N, 32A Type A 30mA RCBO, which is consistent with the dedicated three-phase EV circuit installed at the property. The garage also has the dedicated EV connection/isolator already installed. Work required Please: 1. Inspect the existing EV connection and confirm it is suitable for the supplied Geely 7kW charger. 2. Connect and securely mount the Geely 7kW Type 2 wall charger to the existing EV circuit. 3. Reuse the existing EV circuit and protection — no new circuit is required unless you identify a compliance or capacity issue. 4. Test the installation and charger under load. 5. Confirm correct RCD/earthing operation. 6. Provide the required electrical compliance documentation/certificate on completion. I am not looking to have a new EV circuit installed. The house already has the EV infrastructure; I just need the supplied wall charger connected to it by a qualified electrician. Charger: Geely 7kW EV Home Wall Charger – Type 2 Customer supplies charger: Yes Existing EV outlet/circuit: Yes New circuit required: No — unless electrician determines existing installation is unsuitable after inspection Job: Connect, mount, test and certify.

Looking for a licensed electrician to install and connect a new oven at my home. The old oven has already been removed and disposed of, so only the new oven needs to be installed and connected. Please bring your own tools and let me know your quote and availability.

Lamp switch is broken and lamp needs rewiring.

replace 4 dbl power points & 2 light switches

Tesla charger installation in Garage

Smoke alarm is beeping. Need to remove batteries ASAP. Ability to stand on a chair or small ladder required.

Hi I need some electrical RCD circuit breakers push button tested. Also a fire extinguisher maintenance tag punched. This is for the stores OH& S I don't need a certificate or documentation. It's in a small retail store, needs to be done one morning at 8:30am Monday-Friday. 10 minute job.

Looking for two existing power points in our living room to be converted from two to four outlets. Seeking a qualified electrician to provide new faceplates/materials and labour for combined fixed price.

Need a qualified sparkie to fit a Delta smart double touch switch. This will swap out a typical double switch for a toilet light and fan for a delta smart switch (bought from Bunnings. https://share.google/rS4iXqqqL0GGXaFe1 ) that will put the fan on a timer.

Downlight in kitchen not working after changing the bulb.

Ev charger removal wall mounted Disconnect from the electric mains.

Removing several power points from 2 walls in a office.