Electrical services

· General maintenance

· Domestic renovations and repairs.

· House rewiring/ Rewiring

· Stove installations

· Geyser repairs.

· Service upgrades

· Distribution boards

· Lighting design /Lighting installations

· Installation on LED’s.

· Problems with overloading

· Fault finding

· Faulty lights & plugs

· New electrical installations.

· Power failures

· Earth leakages

· Circuit breaker maintenance & installations

· Inspection of Electrical installations.

· Electrical testing & inspections

· Issue Certificate of Compliance.

· Testing and Analysing the power consumption.

· Testing and checking installations are being metered correctly.

· Pool Sub Distribution boards and earth leakage trip repairs.

· Inspection of Electrical installations.

· Testing and Analysing the power consumption.

· Issue Certificate of Compliance.

· Maintenance packages and programs.

· Power failures and Emergency call outs.

· Design of electrical equipment and circuits.

· Generator installation and servicing.

· Change-Over design and installation (Generator-Eskom power supply).

· UPS installation and servicing.

· Energy saving assessments.

· Fault detection.

· General Electrical Maintenance.

· New Electrical installations.

· Electrical Switchgear repairs.

· Hot water cylinder and boiler repairs.

· Emergency call outs.

· Power analysis.

· Surge protection installation.

· Project management of electrical work.

· Hot water cylinder and boiler repairs.

· Installation of LED’s.

· Installation of sub Distribution boards and metering system.

· Meter reading analysis.

· Power factor correction and repairs.

• Electric Fencing
• Invisible mesh fencing
• Intercoms
• CCTV camera systems
• Gate motors
• Gates
• Garage door motors

Call us at 021 524 1189

We all depend on electricity but there is great deal of misinformation and misconceptions out there that only make matters more complicated when you’re experiencing an electrical issue at your home. Now, there is no such thing as a substitute for one of Prologics licensed electricians coming to take a closer look at the situation, but we have answered a few frequently asked questions to help streamline the whole process.

No one wants to call in professional help when they’re not needed. There are a lot of home owners who think that their electrical issue is no big deal and that they can get by if they ignore the problem, hoping it will eventually sort itself out, or they decide to take matters into their own hands.

Under no circumstances should you ever attempt to conduct your own electrical work. Even if it’s just a small problem, unqualified repairs won’t meet safety standards and could sow the seeds of more serious problems down the line.

So, when should you call an electrician? Whenever you have an electrical problem! It’s of no inconvenience to us to provide the reassurance you need. Besides, more often than not more frequently tripping circuit breakers, flickering lights, faulty wiring, etc., warrant our immediate attention.

Under no circumstances should you ever attempt to do your own residential electrical work. It is guaranteed to be a recipe for disaster. You wouldn’t do your own dental work, would you? Our electricians are highly trained professionals who can guarantee a safe solution.

Furthermore, if you do your own electrical work and it causes a fire or another type of injury, you will be liable for the damages. It’s not worth the risk when Prologics excellent electricians are only a phone call away.

Figuring out the electrical loads of homes is essential. And to determine the size of electrical panel involves an audit of your appliances and a little bit of math as well. Your circuits should only be loaded up to 80% of the total circuit capabilities. So, if you have a 15-amp circuit, the safe operating amperage would be no greater than 12 amps.

Confused yet? If so, give Prologics a call and we’ll be happy to assist you in your energy load audit.

If you can safely turn the power off, do so and give us a call immediately. You might need an upgrade or some maintenance. Either way, this is a job for the professionals.

A surge protector is a piece of equipment that suppresses the excess voltage in your system to prevent it from causing harm to your appliances and devices. You should get some to protect your appliances and devices from power surges.