Can EMA advise on the specific needs of my premises' electrical installation such as re-wiring and connection to appliances?
To ensure safe supply and use of electricity, EMA requires electrical works at consumers’ premises to be carried out by Licensed Electrical Workers (LEWs).
As electrical installations operate under different environments with site-specific requirements, EMA is unable to provide specific technical advice tailored to individual premises. This assessment should be done by your appointed LEW after assessing the specific site situation.
You can engage a Licensed Electrical Worker (LEW) who will advise you based on the site-specific requirements and carry out the required electrical work. This includes any rewiring, modification, alteration, repair or replacement works. The LEW will also inspect and certify that your electrical installation is safe before electricity supply is turned on.
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