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- New Power plug Socket to install in bed room (socket to be provided by me) - New network sockets to be installed in bedroom and kitchen with running cable between them (cable and sockets to be provided by me) - distance in less than 8 meters inside the roof - replace 3-in-1 shower fan heater unit (material to be provider by me) - replace one fault RCBO in electricity box (material to be provided by me)

Hi, I’m looking for a licensed electrician to complete several lighting and switch repairs at my home. 1️⃣ Replace 2 dimmers with standard on/off switches Each switch has 5 × GU5.3 MR16 LED downlights, Lights currently buzz and do not turn on. Likely faulty dimmer switches. We do NOT want dimmers anymore. Replace both with standard on/off switches .New switches will be supplied. See Image_1 & Image_2 2️⃣ Replace 4 MR16 lamp holders (sockets) Need 4 × GU5.3 MR16 ceramic lamp holders replaced. These are the sockets where the bulb pins insert. Existing holders are worn/damaged. New ceramic GU5.3 lamp holders will be supplied. See Image_3 3️⃣ Replace 1 faulty light switch One standard light switch makes an occasional sparking/crackling sound. Needs replacement for safety. New switch will be supplied. See Image_4 4️⃣ Replace 3 GU5.3 MR16 LED bulbs Need help replacing 3 existing bulbs. Fittings are tight/stuck and I can’t remove them safely. New MR16 LED bulbs will be supplied. 5️⃣ Investigate 2 flickering MR16 downlights Two GU5.3 MR16 LED downlights flickering. Needs fault finding and fix (possible transformer or loose connection) All fittings are existing MR16 GU5.3 12V downlights. Parking available onsite. Flexible with timing If additional parts or major extra work are needed, please quote separately before proceeding Licensed electricians only please.

Some Living Rooms renovated to Bedrooms..so need to shift / install the Light switches /Power point from Hallway to inside Bed Rooms.

Bathroom and bedroom light switch won't turn off need replacing

My smart light switches need a neutral line to work properly. There are a total of 16 sitches that need the neutral line. Most of these switches are located close to a power socket where a neutral line is present.

There are three dc isolator switches for our 10.52 kW solar panels, that feed to the invertor. The switches have got burnt and need replacement. The job will include removing the existing burnt isolator switches, supply and install new ones, check the cables, check the switches mounted on the roof, check the panels, connect the switches to the invertor, check the connection to the grid and confirm that all operations are working properly. The photo of the dc isolator is also attached. There are three of these, all to be replaced. Two of the isolators are burnt.

Move two light switches from one side of the door to other. Plus add one new line that runs to ceiling to power the fan.

Remove 5 ceiling fans and put normal sockets back in - Take down fans and replace with normal globe sockets

Hager two-way light switches intermittently malfunctioning. • Kitchen – 2-way • Lounge room – 2-way • Dining room – 2-way Likely loose wiring, but I also have spare Hager master/slave switches available if replacement is required.

Unplug 3 electrical sockets and cap them.

2 light switches in bathrooms replaced

The switch button is loose, 3 of them

Bathroom: replace switch panel with 3 switches (light, heat lamp and fan) Hall: replace power point (2 socket) Dining: replace power point (4 socket) Bedroom 1: relocate light switch to other side of door Bedroom 2: relocate light switch to other side of door. Gyprock has been removed behind hall and bathroom walls, meaning cabling is visible and accessible.

2x rangehood installs 3x power outlet replacement Will supply both rangehoods and the the power sockets. But you might need screws etc fittings/fixture for rangehood. Adjust / fill a loose door knob Note it’s two apartments but just 2minute drive from each other I can go with you both based next to central station.

Hi, need an electrician to replace 2 light switches which are a little worn out. Its a pretty simple and straightforward job for a qualified electrician. Please note I already have the replacement switches. 1x single gang and 1x dual gang. This is just for installation.

I have two switches for zones for ducted air con. I want the positions swapped by a qualified electrician.

Our bathroom light/fan switch wiring has come loose. Looking for an electrician to fix it up but whilst they are there if they can also change it so that the exhaust fan is on one switch and all the lights are on the other switch

Two existing security lights to be removed. Two light bulb sockets to be installed instead of two existing security lights. So, no new wiring is involved. Image of light bulb socket included here.

Repair two wall switches including providing wall switch fascias.

We are looking for some electrical work in the house. Replacing wall switches and HVAC with smart ones, adding in heat lamps to the bathrooms and wiring in some lights. Setup is all manual switches and oldish HVAC system. Looking to make it smart using my connected Home Assistant and ZigBee setup. 1. Replace 15-20x wall switches with Zigbee-compatible smart dimmer switches/modules (mix of lighting, vents, towel heaters). Something like this https://amzn.asia/d/hDYa4GD 2. Install 3x Honeywell T6 Pro thermostats for HVAC zones. 3. Convert 3x front outdoor lights to motion or light-sensor control (still manually overridable via Home Assistant). 4. Wire 2 x accent lights above paintings to existing circuits. 5. Add bathroom heat lamp control (two bathrooms) ideally integrated with existing switches 6. Add USB-C / USB-A combo outlets: One on each side of the master bed. 7. Add new powerpoints: Porch Side of house (for outdoor use, weatherproof) Below or behind TV (for hidden cabling and media gear). 8. Add house number light with outdoor-rated low-wattage LED (ideally connected to photo sensor or schedule). Share quote for job or you might need to do a site visit first if need more info.