Linear Electrical

30/05/2026

A new 'house of hazards' is open in Bristol to raise awareness about the...

30/05/2026

Time to declutter and refresh your space. But don't forget about the safety of your electrical items – watch out for damage like frayed cables or burnt plugs! ♻️🔋 Remember to recycle batteries responsibly to protect yourself, others and the environment. Learn more about safe disposal: https://ow.ly/4OvS50QJPnh

30/05/2026

electricians, help us spread the word! Share this on your company socials … your customers could be in the dark when it comes to having their electrics checked.
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Research recently commissioned by NICEIC shows 22% of homeowners haven’t had their electrics checked in over a decade.

An electrical check, known as an EICR, is an essential MOT for the home; helping to spot issues early and keeping people safe.

In privately owned homes, it is recommended an EICR is carried out at least every 10 years, and in rented properties it is a legal requirement to have one at least every 5 years.

The guidance is simple, prioritise the safety of your home by getting your installations checked by a NICEIC-registered electrician.

More information on EICRs: https://bit.ly/4dNPsz0

22/05/2026

🧒👨‍👩‍👧 Child Safety Week is coming this June – but remember that keeping your family safe is a year-round commitment.

Whether it’s preventing electrical accidents, staying alert in the kitchen, or storing chargers out of reach, small actions can make a big difference.

⚠️ Children are naturally curious – and that means everyday items like sockets, wires, batteries and appliances can quickly become hidden hazards.

✅ Stay tuned for practical tips to help protect your little ones and create a safer home for everyone. Get involved with Child Accident Prevention Trust resources: https://ow.ly/3NqE50Z2JqB

19/05/2026

19/05/2026

Need new gardening tools and equipment? 🌱 Think you've found a great ?

Beware: some electrical items sold by third-party sellers on online marketplaces can be dangerous.

They may not meet required product safety standards or have undergone the necessary safety testing.

Where possible, choose reputable retailers to stay safe.

For more advice, visit electricalsafetyfirst.org.uk/dbe