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Category: Spaldwick Electrical

  • Replace my Oil Boiler

    Why You Should Replace Your Oil Boiler with a Modern Air Conditioning System If you’re currently using an oil boiler to heat your home, you may already be familiar with its downsides. High running costs, maintenance headaches, and environmental concerns are just a few of the challenges. But what if there was a solution that…

  • Do I need an earth in the lighting circuit?

    A little history lesson, let’s look at why some older houses lack earthing cables in their lighting circuits and why earthing is essential in modern installations. Historical Context: In many older UK homes built before the late 1960s, it’s common to find lighting circuits without an earth (ground) conductor. This practice was prevalent due to…

  • Self Service

    Introducing Selec Group’s New Self-Service Portal: Electrical Excellence at Your Fingertips! Are you looking for a quicker, more convenient way to manage your electrical needs? Selec Group is thrilled to announce the launch of our new self-service portal, designed to make scheduling and managing your electrical services easier than ever. Why Choose Our Self-Service Option?…

  • Cost of running a Hot Tub

    As the cost of electricity has gone up there has been a number of people turning off their hot tubs due to them costing too much to run. Although they are not really cheap to run, a modern well insulated hot tub may cost a whole lot less than you think. The cost of running…

  • How Solar Panels Work

    I am Jason Pope from Selec Group, solar panel installers based in Cambridgeshire. People often ask me how solar panels actually work, so here is the plain English version. No physics lecture, just what happens between daylight landing on your roof and the kettle boiling for free. Daylight in, electricity out A solar panel is…

  • Use an Outside Socket for Lazy Spa Power

    Outside Socket Installation As the weather slowly warms up and with the prospect of staying at home a lot more, many people are scrambling to buy a Lazy Spa. A Lazy Spa should be connected via an outside socket. In years gone by, we would simply have a cold water paddling pool, but these days…

  • Hot Tub Supply

    With the hot weather on its way now is a great time to get a hot tub for the garden. There are many different types of hot tub, from a blow up lazy spa to a full installed swimspa. Here at Spaldwick Electrical we can install the electrical supply for you, we will survey your…