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Best Lighting Practices for Cost-Effectiveness and Energy Efficiency
Did you know that lighting accounts for nearly 15% of global electricity use? For businesses, inefficient lighting can lead to skyrocketing energy bills and unnecessary environmental harm. The good news is that upgrading your lighting system can reduce costs by up to 80%. At Interlink Lighting & Electrical, we specialise in helping companies achieve these
What is an Electrical Installation Condition Report, and Why Do I Need One?
For landlords, keeping rental properties safe and legally compliant is not only a responsibility but also a priority. One critical component in maintaining this safety and compliance is an Electrical Installation Condition Report or EICR. Here, we’ll discuss what an EICR is, what it entails, and why it is essential for landlords to conduct regular
How Thermal Imaging Can Help With Electrical Installation and Maintenance
In this article, we’ll learn how thermal imaging can help with electrical installation and maintenance to make electrical work safer and better.
The Importance of Reactive Maintenance In Commercial Electrics
In the fast-paced world of commercial operations, the reliability of electrical systems is non-negotiable. Whether it’s lighting, heating, cooling, or specialised equipment, every aspect of a business’s operations relies on a consistent and safe electrical supply. While preventive maintenance is often emphasised for its role in avoiding problems before they start, the significance of reactive
What Happens in the Event of a Power Cut? Emergency Lighting Installation
A power cut can happen at any time and for a multitude of reasons – whether it’s due to a natural disaster, an electrical fault, or even planned maintenance work. When it occurs, it can bring everything to a screeching halt, particularly in environments that rely heavily on electrical power. This article aims to shed
How often should a commercial property be electrically tested?
Maintaining the safety of electrical installations and circuits of a commercial building such as a shop, office, or warehouse is crucial. To ensure the well-being of occupants and prevent potential hazards such as electric shocks or fires, it is recommended that an electrical installation condition report (referred to as EICR or fixed wire testing) be
