
The Best Consumer Unit Brands in the UK (2026 Compared)
The leading UK consumer unit brands for 2026 compared, from Hager and Wylex to Fusebox and MK, plus what actually matters more than the badge: metal, RCBO and SPD.
Read moreStraightforward guidance on electrical safety, certificates, and home upgrades from our NICEIC registered team across London.

The leading UK consumer unit brands for 2026 compared, from Hager and Wylex to Fusebox and MK, plus what actually matters more than the badge: metal, RCBO and SPD.
Read more
What UK law actually requires for bathroom extractor fans: Part F ventilation rates, Part P notifiable wiring, and the BS 7671 zones and IP ratings that decide what goes where.
Read more
An RCD trips fast to stop a fatal shock, an MCB protects the cable, and an RCBO does both. Here's how they differ and what to do if yours keeps tripping.
Read more
A 2026 buyer's guide to the best kitchen downlights by type: fire-rated, IP65 over sinks, integrated LED vs GU10, dimmable and CCT, plus how many you need.
Read more
A plain-English guide to Part P: what it covers, which electrical jobs are notifiable, who can sign the work off, and why the certificate matters.
Read more
A buyer's guide to the best outdoor lighting for UK homes in 2026, from wall lights and path bollards to festoon, PIR floodlights and smart garden lighting.
Read more
What UK smoke and heat alarm law requires in 2026, where alarms must go, and why mains-wired interlinked units beat battery ones for homeowners and landlords.
Read more
What PAT testing actually is, what UK law really requires, how often to do it, and what it costs as a general London range for landlords and businesses.
Read more
The complete checklist for choosing an electrician in London: scheme registration, Part P, insurance, written quotes and certificates, plus the cowboy red flags to avoid.
Read more
The best home EV charger for 2026, ranked by what each one is genuinely best at, from smart tariff units to solar diversion, plus how to pick the right one.
Read more
What it really costs to add plug sockets in a London home, from a simple spur to a new circuit, plus what drives the price and why it beats extension leads.
Read more
London electrician costs explained: hourly, call-out, half-day, day and emergency rates for 2026, plus how to compare quotes properly.
Read more
What an EICR actually costs in London, what moves the price up or down, and why every landlord is on the hook for one every five years.
Read more
Realistic London rewiring costs by property size, what changes the price, how long it takes, and the warning signs your wiring is overdue.
Read more
What a home EV charger costs to install in London, the £500 government grant for renters and flat owners, and what the job actually involves.
Read more
What a new consumer unit costs in London, the difference between a modern board and an old fuse box, and the signs yours needs replacing.
Read more
The real reasons a fuse box keeps tripping, how to safely track down the culprit yourself, and when to stop and call an electrician.
Read more
A burning smell from a socket can be an early sign of an electrical fire. Here is what to do right now and what is causing it.
Read more
What England's landlord electrical safety law requires in 2026: 5-year EICRs, the deadlines you must hit, and fines now up to £40,000.
Read more
What downlights really cost to fit in London, from per-light prices to a kitchen of six, plus the factors and fire-rating rules that affect the price.
Read more
From loose bulbs and old dimmers to a dangerous loose neutral, here are the real causes of flickering lights and when to call an electrician.
Read more
Off-street parking, board capacity, open-PEN earthing, a DNO notification and a registered installer: what a London home EV charger really needs.
Read more
Old fuse board or modern consumer unit? London electricians explain the safety signs that mean it's time to upgrade.
Read more
The 10 warning signs a London electrician looks for to tell whether your house needs rewiring, and which signs mean turn the power off now.
Read more
An EICR is not legally required to sell a home, but London buyers, solicitors and lenders increasingly ask for one. Here is when sellers really need it.
Read moreGet in touch for a free, no-obligation quote. Same-day emergency callouts available.