Dawesco Electrical

Thank you to all of our customers for another fantastic year.
We’re taking a short break over the holidays and will be back to work on the 6th January.

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

“Safety warning” Have you checked your RCD safety switches lately? We have found lots of these Mack Electrical branded safety switches still in use, even though they were recalled in 2011. If you have them in use at your house feel free to give me a call to discuss options. https://www.productsafety.gov.au/recall/crisptech-pty-ltd-mack-branded-6ka-rcbo-rcb-mcb-combination

If you thinking of getting a security alarm or CCTV system installed then have a look at this link from Consumer Protection WA. There is a lot of unlicensed installers going around working with out any of the necessary licenses.
Rest assured Dawesco Electrical Holds the following security licenses.
Security Agents license 55835
Security installer / Consultant licence 55687
Feel free to give us a message if we can help out with your security needs.

🚨Sound the alarm on unlicensed security installers🚨
Consumer Protection and Western Australia Police Force are alarmed at the high number of incidents of home owners using unlicensed security installers. 50 dodgy operators have been identified in the last two years! Don’t unknowingly invite criminals into your home. Have a read of the joint statement on our website for all the details from us and the police: https://www.commerce.wa.gov.au/announcements/sound-alarm-unlicensed-security-installers

If your business involves large open spaces, then LED lighting upgrades can be of particular benefit to you. Massive power savings will result from changing over your old metal halide lamps to new LED highbays, along with considerable maintenance reductions.
The installation below goes a step further, with built in occupancy and daylight sensors to maximise the power savings.
These lights will maintain the light level in the warehouse to a preset lux level, and automatically dim the lights up and down to suit the ambient lighting. The installation below had multiple skylights, so the lights may not even turn on during our bright summer days. Should cloud cover roll over, then they will instantly ramp up to maintain the light level inside.
Also, if no motion is detected, they can turn off until needed.

Dawesco Electrical would like to wish all of our customers, a very merry Christmas and a happy new year.

We’re taking a short break over the Holiday period, but will back at it from Monday 7th Jan.
Thank you for your support through 2018, and we’re looking forward to another great year in 2019.

We hope that’s the end of the rain and cloudy days for a while. These solar systems can start producing some real dollar savings for our customers. Here’s a few pictures of the last few systems installed and a great rainbow 🌈 from today.

It was lovely to see the sun out again today. A perfect day to install this 6.6kW solar system in Banksia Grove.

Upgrade time today.
We installed this little 1.5Kw system for Gary nearly 10 years ago. Due to the generous 47c feed in tariff available at the time, Gary hasn’t had a power bill since. With the end of his increased feed in tariff coming soon he didn’t want to be caught out with elevated power bills. So, we decided to replace the old system with a brand new 6.55 kW version.

A bit of a mixed bag of work this week.
From sign maintenance and general electrical repairs for Domino’s in Rockingham to a CCTV installation in Duncraig. With a 6.5KW solar system, patio pre-wire and other odd jobs in between. Bracing ourselves for a busy Monday after a weekend of heavy rain!