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Contact ELTRO for Electrical Engineering Enquiries

Use the form to describe your project or question. A clear description of the property, the equipment involved and what you want to achieve makes it much easier to give a useful, specific response.

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Enquiry categories

What to include for each type of enquiry

Choosing the closest category helps route your enquiry. If your project covers several areas, select the main one and mention the others in your message.

Installation

Electrical installation enquiries

New buildings, extensions, renovations and additional circuits. Mention the property type, approximate floor area, whether the building is occupied, and the main equipment to be supplied. More on the Electrical Installation page.

Maintenance

Maintenance and inspection enquiries

Periodic inspection, fault investigation and preventive maintenance. Describe the age of the installation if known, any symptoms such as tripping or warm accessories, and when it was last inspected. See Electrical Maintenance.

Industrial

Industrial electrical enquiries

Distribution, panels, machinery connections and modernisation. Include the type of facility, the equipment involved, production constraints and any available single-line diagrams. See Industrial Solutions.

Lighting & security

Lighting and security enquiries

Lighting upgrades, controls, access control and surveillance power. Describe the spaces involved, existing fittings or systems and what you want to change. See Lighting Solutions and Security Systems.

Preparation

Information to prepare before contacting us

You do not need all of this to get started, but each item helps make the first conversation more productive.

  • Property details — type of building, approximate size and current use.
  • Scope of work — what needs to be installed, changed, inspected or repaired.
  • Existing documentation — drawings, circuit charts or previous test reports, if available.
  • Photos — of distribution boards, equipment or problem areas, which can be shared after first contact.
  • Constraints — access restrictions, working hours, shutdown windows or deadlines.
  • Supply information — known supply capacity or any planned increase in load.