Electrical Contracting & Switchboards
Licensed electrical contracting under Licence 73850, from switchboard upgrades to thermal imaging and safety audits.
Solar sits on top of your existing electrical infrastructure, and a tired switchboard is the most common reason an install stalls. SEBSS holds full electrical contracting licensing in its own right, which means switchboard upgrades, three-phase conversions, and compliance work are handled by the same team rather than subcontracted out and scheduled around someone else.
What’s Included
- Main switchboard upgrades and rewires to current standards
- Single-phase to three-phase conversions
- Thermal imaging of boards and connections to find hot joints early
- Electrical safety audits and compliance reporting
- Fault finding, repairs, and preventative maintenance
- Commercial, industrial, agricultural, and residential work
Expected Outcomes
Contractor Licence
Imaging Audits
Phase Capability
Book an electrical assessment
Switchboard inspection, thermal imaging, and a written compliance report from our licensed team.
How We Deliver
Inspection
We assess the board, protection devices, and cabling against current standards.
Thermal Imaging
Infrared scanning identifies overheating connections before they become a failure or fire risk.
Rectification
Upgrades and repairs are scoped, priced, and carried out by our own licensed electricians.
Compliance Report
You receive written documentation suitable for insurers, auditors, and future works.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my switchboard need upgrading for solar?
Older boards often lack the spare capacity, RCD protection, or physical space required to safely add a solar circuit. Upgrading is frequently a prerequisite for network approval rather than an optional extra.
What is thermal imaging used for?
Infrared scanning reveals connections running hotter than they should, which is the earliest reliable warning of a loose termination or an overloaded circuit. It is a routine part of commercial maintenance.
Do you work outside solar installations?
Yes. We take on general electrical contracting for commercial, industrial, agricultural, and residential clients whether or not solar is involved.
Are you licensed to work in New South Wales?
We service both Queensland and northern New South Wales. Contact the office to confirm coverage for your specific location before booking.
Licensed electrical work from the team that installs your solar
One contractor for the array, the switchboard, and the compliance paperwork.