Design

I take the guess work out of temporary event power. I will work with you and your suppliers to establish electrical loads for your event. I can then do the calculations and let you know the recommended supply, temporary event distribution and cabling required.

All too often the design stage is missed, and people take a chance. I have seen many small events where they have attempted to power two hot water urns using a domestic extension lead. This has caused permanent damage to extension leads and had to potential to cause a fire.

Installation

Ensuring temporary electrical event systems are installed correctly can reduce the risk of electrical shock, fire, slips, trips and falls.

I can either act in an advisory capacity to reduce cost, or I can provide the complete installed solution, including generator, distribution and cabling.

All work is carried out in accordance with BS7909 by a competent electrician with public liability insurance.

Testing

It looks great, but is it safe? the only way to tell is to carry out rigorous testing on the temporary electrical event systems.

I can thoroughly test the electrical systems to ensure compliance with BS7909