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Since the 1 January 2026 change, like-for-like replacements (same fitting, same spot, no wiring changes) no longer need a Certificate of Compliance, but new installs, alterations and upgrades still do. We break down the difference in plain English, with links to NT WorkSafe.
Read the plain-English guide →A 60W halogen replaced with a modern 9W LED uses roughly 85% less power for the same light. Across a whole house or shed, that's real money every quarter in Territory heat, and LEDs run cooler and last years longer. What to look for and what to avoid.
Ask us about an LED upgrade →A failing electrical joint gets hot long before it fails. Thermal imaging and live monitoring catch that early, so it's fixed on a scheduled visit, not at 2am when the site is down. That's predictive maintenance: cheaper, safer, planned.
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