Certified Electricians in Penticton BC

• Checking to ensure that there is no large accumulation of combustible material, rubbish or flammable liquids;
• Checking to ensure that all the exit signs are in good order, and that adequate lighting in the public corridors and stairwells is maintained;
• Checking to ensure all the fire doors operate properly and that none are wedged in the “OPEN” position;
• Checking all the exit routes remain free from obstructions;
• Checking to ensure all fire hoses and extinguishers are unobstructed, in good order and ready to use;
• Checking the fire alarm control panel to ensure it is free of obstructions, any glass panelling is clean, the locks have not been tampered with, the “AC POWER” indicator is “ON”, and that the system is trouble free;
• Checking corridor and public area fire and smoke detectors, pull stations, audible and visual appliances (bells, horns) to ensure they are clean, undamaged, and unobstructed.

In addition, a verification may be required if a device is replaced or added to the system. Call us today to setup a Fire Alarm Certification Test.

Home Electrical Inspections

• Home: Inspect to current code status
• Main Electrical Panel: Inspect and test all circuit breakers for proper operation. Re-torque all electrical connections. Identify and label each branch circuit. Perform current load test on each main feed line and balance load when required.
• Lighting: Inspect and test all indoor and outdoor lighting for proper operation. Replace, free of charge, up to four standard incandescent lights (40, 60 and 100 watt) and up to two compact fluorescent lights.
• Smoke Detectors: Inspect and test, replace up to two nine-volt batteries free of charge.
• Thermostats, Water Heater Elements, Timers & Dimmers: Inspect, test and adjust.
• Electronic Appliances: Inspect for surge and lightning protects.
• Electric Receptacles: Inspect and test for proper polarity, opens, shorts and grounds.
• Ground Fault Interrupt: Inspect and test safety shutdown operation.