Get more light with less light fittings
More and more households and businesses are making the switch to LED and energy efficient lighting with increased popularity over recent years. Read more
A new member joins the Humphreys Electrical team
Recent growth and expansion means we’ve expanded our team to include Paul Bathe, our new Estimator. He will play a key role in how we manage large commercial and domestic projects and will further boost our ability to grow as a business.
We’re happy to welcome Paul to our enthusiastic team of professionals, his 40+ year career in the trade means further value will be added to Humphreys and what we are able to do for our customers.
Campaign promoting the use of NICEIC and ELECSA registered contractors reaches a record audience nearly 55 million
Launched during the festive period last year, the Stay Safe at Christmas campaign warned the public about the electrical dangers that can arise around Christmas time and urged them to contact a registered electrician if they had any concerns.
Safety in Numbers
How often do you consider that you could have a faulty electrical product in your home or office?
Electrical Safety First have recently released a news article with worrying statistics about the success rate of recalling fault electrical goods. In the January sales and over Christmas, masses of electrical products have been purchased with an assumption that what you buy off the shelf or on the internet is going to be safe; this is not the case. Read more
Back to basics: Saving energy and money in your business this winter
Many businesses underestimate how much electricity they use on a month by month basis as well as how much they could save if they were to be more energy efficient.
Investing to save cash energy wise is growing in popularity among businesses, this week we’ve included some suggestions that will help owners save money and create a more pleasant working environment out of a few simple investments.
Timer Switches
With the best will in the world, all of us are guilty of forgetting to switch off certain electrical equipment at the end of the day. Did you know that even just a computer monitor left on overnight can waste enough electricity to laser print 500 pages?