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Kris Electrical Services Pty Ltd
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Electricians for Manufacturing and Warehousing

Electrical work for factories, workshops, transport depots and warehouses across Adelaide's industrial belt: breakdown response when a line stops, 3-phase machinery and plant connections, main switchboards and submains, planned shutdown work, high-bay lighting at height, and the compliance testing that keeps the insurer and the auditor satisfied.

SA Electrical Contractor Licence PGE355384 · NECA member · $20 million public liability · Mon to Fri, 6am to 6pm

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10 electricians

20 years in business

40+ years experience

Commercial, industrial, residential

Licence PGE355384

NECA member · $20 million PL

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What we do on production sites

  • Breakdown and fault finding. Tripping supplies, motor and control faults, distribution problems. Cause found, not just symptom cleared.
  • Machinery and plant connections. 3-phase supply, isolators, motor control, VSDs, and the load check before a new machine goes on an old board.
  • Main switchboards, submains and distribution, including heavy terminations and board changeovers.
  • Planned shutdowns. Scoped, sequenced and crewed so the plant restarts on time.
  • High-bay and external lighting off scissor lifts and booms, with motion and daylight control.
  • Compliance. RCD testing, test and tag on a workshop interval, emergency lighting, thermal imaging of boards, and reports formatted for your safety officer.

Where our industrial customers are

Kris Electrical Services electrician on an electric scissor lift installing external lighting on a commercial warehouse wall
Working at height off an electric scissor lift on a warehouse facade.

The western and north-western industrial belt: Port Adelaide, Ottoway, Rosewater, Athol Park, Mansfield Park, Pennington, and the Wingfield, Regency Park and Beverley estates beside them. The photo above is 1 of ours on a warehouse facade.

Setting up a priority arrangement

If your plant runs nights or weekends, or can't be down for more than an hour, set it up with us in advance: who calls, what the after-hours rate is, which sites we're inducted on, and where the boards and isolators are. Then the call at 9pm is a 1-minute conversation. See electrical maintenance for how the arrangement works.

FAQs

Manufacturing and warehousing: questions we get asked

Can you attend a breakdown out of hours?

By prior arrangement, yes. Our standard hours are 6am to 6pm weekdays. Sites that run outside that set up an arrangement with us so the after-hours call is already agreed.

Do you do thermal imaging of switchboards?

Yes, as part of a maintenance inspection. It finds the loose connection before it becomes a burnt busbar.

Can you connect a new machine?

Yes. We check the board's capacity first, then supply, isolate and connect to the manufacturer's requirements, and test it. Connecting a machine to a board that can't carry it is how boards catch fire.

Tell us about the site. We'll tell you what it needs.

Free site visit, written scope, crew sized to the job.

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