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Protect your property with professional fire and burglar alarm services
At wefix24.co.uk, we offer a range of comprehensive fire and burglar alarm services to keep your property safe and secure.
New installations tailored to your needs
Our team of experts are experienced in installing state-of-the-art fire and burglar alarm systems that are customised to meet the unique requirements of your property. Whether it’s a residential or commercial space, we have the expertise to ensure maximum protection.
Fast and reliable repairs and diagnosis
If you have an existing fire or burglar alarm system that is not functioning properly, our skilled technicians can quickly diagnose the issue and provide efficient repair solutions. We understand the importance of timely repairs to maintain the security of your property.
Relocation and upgrades for enhanced security
Whether you’re moving to a new location or looking to upgrade your existing system, we offer reliable relocation and upgrade services. Our team will ensure that your fire and burglar alarm systems are installed in the most optimal positions for maximum coverage.
Replacing outdated systems for peace of mind
If you have an outdated fire or burglar alarm system that no longer meets current safety standards, our experts can help you replace it with modern, technologically advanced solutions. We prioritize your safety and provide top-quality replacements.
Smoke alarm wiring for early detection
In addition to our fire alarm services, we also specialize in smoke alarm wiring. Our skilled electricians will ensure that your smoke alarms are wired correctly, providing early detection in case of a potential fire hazard.
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FAQ
Consumer unit is the made to distribute electricity to the parts of the property. it has multiple name which you may heard for example: MCB breaker electric meter, consumer unit, RCD protection unit, breaker box. The consumer unit is responsible for powering all the circuits in your home and is made up from various parts, such as: mains switch, residual current devices (RCD’s), and circuit breakers. You should always know where your consumer unit is located, in case of emergency and you need to turn it off or on.
The consumer unit board has two vital functions which are protection of cables from overload and the protection of humans from electric shock. Installing a Residual Current Device (RCDs) or Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCBOs) protection in your consumer unit can prevent injuries and deaths from occurring.
The number of circuits, types of circuits, and your budget are all criteria that define which consumer unit you will eventually need. There are different types of consumer units including high integrity consumer units, split load consumer units, garage consumer units, and many others.
Replacing a consumer unit requires a certain level of skill and expertise. It is not a job that should be attempted by someone without the necessary training or experience. Therefore, it is highly recommended that homeowners hire a professional electrician to carry out the installation.
Upgrading your consumer unit is indeed an essential step in ensuring the safety and efficiency of your electrical system. If your consumer unit is more than 20 years old, has undergone DIY electrical work, regularly trips circuits, or has additional electrical devices, it may be time to upgrade
In general, if you decide to replace a consumer unit or to upgrade to a more recent one, the cost can depend on 4 main factors:
- type of consumer unit required;
- number of circuits required;
- amp-rating required;
- current condition of the existing consumer unit
Additionally, to work out the average cost to install a new consumer unit – whether it is for a house or an office – you have to factor in the labour, materials and cost of testing. The labour will vary between being charged by the hour or by the day, how long it takes to install will depend on the location of the fuse box and where inside the property it is.
On average, consumer unit replacement cost (including all materials, labour and certification) can be between £375 and £550. This is assuming there is an ideal scenario with no additional problems that need fixing. It will take about half a day to install, including testing the unit.