A safety switch is a device that automatically shuts off electricity when it detects a fault, protecting against shocks and fire risks. It’s essential for any property to ensure the safety of occupants and reduce hazards.

Yes, safety switches are legally required in most new homes and commercial buildings across Australia. However, older properties may not have sufficient safety switch coverage, making an upgrade advisable.

No, safety switch installation should only be performed by a licensed electrician to ensure proper setup and compliance with Australian electrical safety standards.

A safety switch is designed to protect people from electrical faults, while a circuit breaker protects wiring and appliances from overloads. Both are essential, but they serve different roles.

Safety switches significantly reduce the risk of electrical fires by cutting power during faults. However, it’s still essential to maintain electrical appliances and wiring to prevent other hazards.