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About Livewire Limited

In business since 1969

Livewire Limited Skills

Electrician

Electrical Inspections / Tests

Fault Finding

Fuse Board / Consumer Units

Indoor Lighting & Power

Outdoor Lighting & Power

Livewire Limited Accreditations

City and Guilds (2)

Level 3 Award in Domestic, Commercial and Industrial Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation

Level 3 Award in the Requirements for Electrical Installations BS 7671: 2018

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What is the average cost to rewire a house?

Unfortunately there isn't an average cost for the rewire of a property as every one of them differ, if you are looking for an estimated cost it would be easier to to see how many lights and sockets etc you require as a cost per point is easier to price, if you want want any down lights etc

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RCBO vs RCD, what's the difference?

The main difference is that an RCBO is an MCB and RCD combined, so each circuit is protected individually, whereas an RCD protects a multiple of circuits and also requires MCB's, personally I prefer to use only RCBOs as this means if there is a fault on any one circuit it does not interfere with any other circuit

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Mobile Phone: 07762631511

Address: Warrington, WA5 3BD

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