Electrical Services For The Public Sector

Yes! If your internet is slow, upgrading to high-speed data cabling can improve connectivity and support growing business demands.

Data cabling forms the backbone of your internet and communication systems. We install Cat5e, Cat6, and fibre optic cabling, server room and data centre setups, and structured cabling for offices.

Yes! We specialise in low-energy LED signage lighting, helping businesses reduce costs and enhance visibility.

We offer custom signage lighting solutions, including LED backlit signs, neon-style LED lighting, and spotlights and floodlights for shop fronts.

Yes! Upgrading to LED lighting reduces energy costs by up to 70% while providing brighter, longer-lasting illumination. Our team can replace outdated lighting with modern, energy-efficient solutions.

A well-lit car park improves security, visibility, and customer confidence. Our car park lighting solutions include energy-efficient LED floodlights, motion-activated security lighting, and automatic dusk-to-dawn sensors.

The right system depends on your business type and size. We install conventional fire alarms for small businesses, addressable fire alarms for large buildings with multiple zones, and wireless fire alarms for easy installation with minimal disruption. Our team ensures that your fire alarm system meets safety regulations and provides full protection.

UK regulations require businesses to test emergency lighting monthly, with a full annual inspection by a professional. At AJF Electrical, we offer regular testing and maintenance to ensure your system is always ready for emergencies.

Emergency lighting is a legal requirement in commercial buildings to guide occupants to safety in case of power failure. Proper emergency lighting helps prevent panic during evacuations, improve visibility in stairwells and exits, and ensure legal compliance with fire safety laws.

An extraction system removes air, fumes, dust, or other contaminants from a specific area. These systems are commonly used in kitchens, industrial sites, and laboratories to improve air quality, ensure safety, and comply with health regulations. They typically consist of ducting, filters, and fans to transport and purify the extracted air.

LED stands for Light Emitting Diode.

LED lights use a semiconductor material that emits light through a process called electroluminescence. When an electric current passes through the material, electrons recombine with holes, releasing energy as photons (light). LEDs are energy-efficient, converting most of the electricity into light rather than heat.

EICRs are typically valid for five years in rental properties and ten years in private homes unless the inspector recommends a shorter interval. However, certain environments, such as industrial or high-risk areas, may require more frequent inspections to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.

EICR stands for Electrical Installation Condition Report.

An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is an assessment of the safety, condition, and compliance of a property's electrical installations. It identifies defects, potential hazards, and areas that need improvement or maintenance.

Emergency lighting should be tested regularly to ensure it functions correctly. A monthly functional test involves briefly simulating a power outage to confirm that the lights activate as expected. An annual full test requires turning off the mains power to check that the emergency lights remain illuminated for their rated duration, typically 3 hours. It's essential to document the test results and promptly address any issues identified during these checks.

Emergency lights are provided to ensure safe evacuation during power failures or emergencies. They illuminate exit routes, stairways, and safety equipment to help occupants navigate safely in low visibility.

Yes, we offer warranties on our electrical repairs to ensure customer satisfaction and peace of mind. The specifics of the warranty will depend on the type of repair performed.

In an electrical emergency, such as a fire or severe shock, immediately call emergency services and turn off the power if it's safe to do so. Avoid using water to extinguish electrical fires.

The duration of electrical repairs depends on the complexity of the issue. Simple repairs may take a few hours, while more complex jobs could take a day or more. Your electrician will provide an estimated timeline.

Professional electrical repairs ensure that work is done safely, efficiently, and in compliance with regulations. This can prevent future issues and enhance the overall safety of your property.

While some minor electrical tasks can be done by homeowners, most electrical repairs should be handled by a licensed electrician to ensure safety and compliance with local codes.

It's recommended to have your electrical system inspected at least once every three to five years. However, if you notice any issues, you should have it checked sooner.

The cost of electrical repairs can vary widely depending on the complexity of the issue and the materials needed. It's best to get a detailed estimate from a licensed electrician to understand the potential costs involved.

During an electrical repair, a qualified electrician will assess the issue, provide an estimate, and perform the necessary repairs. They will ensure that all work is done safely and in compliance with local codes.

Signs that you may need electrical repairs include frequent circuit breaker trips, flickering lights, burning smells, or outlets that feel warm to the touch. If you experience any of these issues, it's important to contact a professional electrician.

Electrical repairs involve fixing, maintaining, and upgrading electrical systems and components in residential and commercial properties. This can include repairing wiring, outlets, circuit breakers, and fixtures to ensure safety and functionality.