This service supports the ongoing inspection and maintenance of low voltage electrical systems.
Low voltage maintenance is the planned inspection and servicing of electrical systems operating at low voltage levels. It is essential for maintaining safety, reducing the risk of faults and ensuring reliable day to day operation.
This service focuses on the ongoing care of low voltage equipment such as main switchboards and associated electrical assets. Maintenance is carried out in line with legal requirements and recognised industry best practice to support long term performance and compliance.
Our low voltage maintenance service includes:
Electrical faults can occur at any time and require a prompt, controlled response. Our low voltage maintenance clients have access to a 24 hour call out facility, ensuring qualified engineers are available whenever support is needed.
We respond quickly to investigate faults, assess risks and restore supply where possible. Our aim is to minimise disruption, maintain safety and return systems to normal operation as efficiently as possible.
Below are answers to common questions about our low-voltage maintenance service. Please use the chatbot to expand on or answer and questions you have.
Low voltage maintenance typically covers main low voltage switchboards and associated electrical equipment. The exact scope is agreed based on your site and systems.
Maintenance frequency is set in line with industry best practice, legal requirements and the condition of your equipment. Annual visual inspections form part of the service.
Yes. Clients have access to a 24 hour call out facility, ensuring qualified engineers are available whenever urgent support is required.
All inspections and maintenance activities are fully documented. Reports are issued promptly to support compliance, insurance reviews and ongoing asset management.
SPEC Ltd can provide you with a dilapidation report for your HV assets, This will let you know how your equipment is aging, spares availability and anticipated replacement year. This will help you stay informed, make decisions and budget for anticipated replacement years in advance.