Electrical - Micron

We provide high quality mechanical and electrical services across Jersey.

Micron are approved by NICEIC as an approved contractor and domestic installer.

NICEIC is the UK’s leading certification body for the electrical contracting industry and wider building services sector. We’re here to help you stay safe and get the most from your electrical installations.

About Micron Electrical Services

At Micron, our electrical specialists use the latest products available, which means we can help you save financially, with all the benefits of a modern, safe and reliable electrical system.

Our service stands out! We’re problem solvers with the expertise to deliver results of the highest quality.

All Electrical Works
Outdoor Lighting
Electrical Installations
Upgrade Lighting Systems
Fuse Boards
Testing and PAT Testing
Site Temporary Electrics
Fault Finding
Emergency Lights
Fire Alarm Systems
Data Cable Management

Electrical Works

Micron M&E Services are your contractor of choice, offering a trusted 24/7 service.

Outdoor Lighting

Lighting up your garden and outside spaces is important for when you’re coming in and out of the house but it’s also crucial from a security perspective.

Periodic Inspections And EICR Certificates Q&A

Micron M&E Services are your contractor of choice, offering a trusted 24/7 service.

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Electrical Installations

Electrical installations are essential for functionality and safety. Strict regulations ensure these are installed and maintained correctly, protecting people and property from potential electrical risks. High standards are in place to make sure everything operates safely and reliably.

Within a home, an electrical installation encompasses all aspects of the electrical infrastructure, it’s the backbone that powers your lights and keeps your appliances running smoothly.

In commercial and industrial settings, electrical installations are larger and complex, but the requirement is the same providing a reliable power supply to keep things running efficiently. These require planning and specific design needs, whether it’s an office or warehouse.

Fuse Board

A fuse board, also known as a consumer unit or distribution board, is an essential component of an electrical installation. It distributes electrical power to different circuits and provides protection through fuses or circuit breakers, which disconnect the supply in case of faults or overloads. Installing a fuse board involves connecting incoming electrical mains to the board and wiring it to individual circuits in the property, ensuring safe distribution. Proper installation is critical for safety, requiring adherence to electrical codes and standards. Regular maintenance and inspection are also necessary to ensure the system remains functional and compliant with safety regulations.

Testing

Electrical testing is the process of assessing electrical systems and equipment to ensure they function correctly and safely. It involves measuring voltage, current, resistance, and insulation levels to detect faults, ensure proper grounding, and confirm system reliability. Common tests include continuity testing, insulation resistance testing, and high-voltage testing. These tests help identify potential issues such as short circuits, equipment failure, or overheating risks. Regular electrical testing is crucial for maintaining system efficiency, preventing accidents, and complying with safety standards in industries, homes, and commercial buildings. It ultimately enhances safety, minimizses downtime, and extends the lifespan of electrical equipment.

PAT

Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) is a process of checking electrical appliances for safety, commonly used in the UK and other countries. It involves both visual inspections and tests with specialized equipment to ensure that portable electrical devices are safe to use. PAT testing identifies potential hazards, such as faulty wiring or damaged plugs, which could lead to electrical shocks or fires. Employers, landlords, and organizations often carry out PAT testing to comply with health and safety regulations. Regular PAT testing helps maintain a safe environment, reducing the risk of accidents, equipment damage, or legal liabilities.