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Electricians,Fire Alarms,Emergnecny lights,Access Control, CCTV, Intruder Alarms,Security & Flood LIghting,Nurse Call Fire Risk Assessments,Pat Testing, |
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| Phone 0161 483 4416 | Mobile 07896 074 165 |
Electricians TAS Electrical & Security offer a range of services from small repair and maintenance work through to installing power in gardens and out buildings and complete house rewires. We have highly competitive prices and friendly, tidy, reliable operatives |
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ELECTRICAL SERVICES |
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Electrical Maintenance Services |
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Emergency Call Out |
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Periodic Inspection & Testing |
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Regular inspection and testing of electrical installations is an important aspect of electrical safety. It is now a requirement of the 17th edition of the IEE Regulations that the installer of an electrical installation must tell the user of the need for a periodic test and when that test should take place. Periodic Testing and Inspection of electrical installations is necessary for the prevention of damage from wear and tear, excessive loading, environmental influences and ageing. Installations must be maintained in a safe condition and periodical testing of your electrical circuits may be required by your insurance company, landlord or mortgage company. Our inspectors are qualified electricians affiliated to a recognised competent person scheme. |
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House Rewire (All trade service if required) |
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If you have been told by a surveyor that you need to rewire your home, we offer a flexible solution to ensure that the standards set out in Part P of the Building Regulations and BS 7671 are met. We can help by offering a rewire service that combines the main service provided by the electricians with that of joiners, plasterers and other tradesmen so that the inconvenience of the rewire project is kept to a minimum. |
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DOOR ACCESS CONTROLS |
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Access Control SystemsIn place, efficient and fool-proof access control systems are absolutely essential. They serve as a secure way of controlling and also monitoring access to your premises. We can install and maintain a wide variety of access control systemsAccess Control InstallerWe take pride in the fact that we are among the most reliable and professional companies in the security industry. We use only the highest quality equipment to ensure reliability and customer satisfaction. We can advise on all types of access control systemsDoor Entry SystemsWe install and maintain quality door entry systems, taken care by skilled, reliable and experienced installers. All of the systems we use are reliability based so are cost effective long term. We are available to offer advice on many types of door entry systems |
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BURGLAR ALARMS |
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The most recent British Crime Survey data published last month showed that the number of domestic burglaries in England and Wales has fallen dramatically in recent years - from 1.7m in 1996 to 729,000 in 2007/08. But that downward trend is likely to be reversed if the UK economy sinks into a recession, with government officials predicting that the economic slowdown will lead to "upward pressure" on levels of property crime. source: The Guardian 2008 |
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Bells only Burglar AlarmA bells-only alarm, known as an audible-only alarm, simply makes a load noise when it is triggered. A bells-only alarm may deter intruders and alert your neighbours when it goes off, but on its own won't generate a police response |
Speech Dialer Burglar AlarmA speech dialer is a cheaper alternative to a monitored system. This is a device that can be connected to an alarm, or may already be built into the control panel. If there is a break-in, the speech dialer automatically calls the phone numbers that have been programmed in and leaves a pre-recorded message. |
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CCTVTAS Security is a professional company widely experienced in the installation and maintenance of CCTV systems. We are able to fully design a system to your specific requirements, tailor made to suit your application and budget. The company prides itself in using only the highest quality equipment to ensure reliability and customer satisfaction.CCTV has been successful in playing a part in convicting criminals for theft and vandalism, and provides crucial evidence in a court of law, which can assist with asset recovery therefore proving cost affective.We are also experienced in covert & discrete systems where cameras can be hidden in a variety of everyday fittings i.e. light fittings, clocks etc. virtually invisible to the naked eye.From a single camera to a fully networked system TAS Security can provide the service. |
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EMERGENCY LIGHTING |
If there is an emergency in your workplace, have you considered whether there is adequate lighting to enable people to safely escape? In the event of a fire on your work premises, your normal lighting system could fail and plunge the building into darkness. Anyone inside the building could struggle to get out. As an employer, you have a legal duty to carry out a fire risk assessment and part of this involves taking a look into your emergency lighting requirements. How do I know if my workplace needs emergency lighting? You may not need emergency lighting if:
However, if your premises have complicated escape routes, staircases or members of the public are on site regularly then you must look at your emergency lighting requirements. If escape routes and exits require artificial lighting, you should consider the need for an electrical emergency lighting system. What should emergency escape lighting do?
Where should you put emergency lighting units?
If your risk assessment determines that an emergency lighting system is required then that system should be designed and installed in accordance with British Standard 5266 Part 1 or an equivalent standard. Emergency lighting systems can be maintained (i.e. illuminated all the time), which is only required in licensed premises, or non-maintained (i.e. only illuminated when normal power fails). Testing and maintenance plan
Further guidance is available by downloading the appropriate guidance document form for your premises at www.firesafetyguides.communities.gov.uk . |
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Conventional fire alarm systemsThese systems locate fire on a zonal basis to enable you to pinpoint the floor or area where the detector or call point has been activated. |
2 Wire fire alarm systemsThese systems also locate fire on a zonal basis but each detector or break glass point can have a sounder built into it, meaning there is no need to have the red sounder on the wall. |
Addressable fire alarm systemsThese systems have an LCD display so that in the event of an activation the exact device location is shown and advanced programming can be installed |
Wireless fire alarm systemsApart from the main control panel, the rest of the system is totally wireless.All devices are fitted with lithium cell batteries with an expected life of two years depending on the amount of activations. |
