Infinity electrical is a company in Dublin 6w that provides ESB reconnection cert if the house has been disconnected for more than 6 months, you are required to have the wiring checked and certified by a registered electrical contractor. When this is done a Certificate of Completion. With are local electricians who are fully qualified and insured can come out to your home in Dublin to carry out a electrical inspection and provide you with a ESB reconnection cert.
An electrical inspection provides a examination of all of your electrical cable and equipment to ensure that existing electrical installations be tested by a competent person from time to time (periodically), that a report be completed and that all defects found during the testing and inspection be rectified promptly so as to prevent danger.
Identifying common electrical problems made by DIYers and previous homeowners Recognizing outdated substandard wiring. Spotting old and wrong size breakers that could lead to fire. Allowing for the correction of fire hazards. Ensuring the safe operation of RCDS, MCBS and electrical fixings in your home. Letting you know the wiring in you new Dublin house is safe before you purchase it.REASONS FOR ELECTRICAL INSPETCION
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If your house has been disconnected for more than 6 months, you are required to have the wiring checked and certified by a registered electrical contractor. When this is done a Certificate of Completion ("wiring certificate" that is recognized by the Electro-Technical Council of Ireland (ETCI)) must be returned by the contractor to his/her approved regulatory body which will submit it electronically. Only then can your Electricity Supplier arrange for the house to be reconnected. A current ETCI Periodic Inspection Report by a registered electrical contractor for the electrical installation in the house. The result of the tenancy inspection shall show a standard which requires that "no remedial work is required".
Dublin City Council Environmental Health Department have put a policy in place that fully complies with this legislation and ETCI recommends that such a policy would be appropriate to others in the Letting and Property Management business. Contact Dublin City Council for details. As for places of employment, be it your own home or be it rented accommodation, ETCI also recommends that the 'push to test' button be operated at least twice per year and suggest that this be undertaken in March and October when the clocks are put forward or back. In addition ETCI recommends that SMOKE DETECTORS be checked be tested at least every March and October..