Outdoor power installation companies in Australia

Does quick connect electrical do outdoor power point installation?

We at Quick Connect Electrical have the skill, knowledge and the experience to handle all types of power point installation services for residential and commercial customers. When do you need outdoor power point installation? As mentioned at the outset, powerpoint installations may be needed for a variety reasons including:

How much does it cost to install outdoor power outlets?

Basic outlets are $150-$300, weatherproof designs $300-$600, and advanced IP66/67 waterproof points $600-$1000. Additional points at the same site cost ~$50-100 each. Installing outdoor power outlets allows homes and businesses to harness electricity safely outside. But the costs can be daunting for Aussies without electrical expertise.

Should you install outdoor power outlets?

Installing outdoor power outlets allows homes and businesses to harness electricity safely outside. But the costs can be daunting for Aussies without electrical expertise. From materials to permits, navigating the expense of outdoor electrical work is frustrating.

How much does a Power Point installation cost in Australia?

Additional power points wired to the same location are generally $50 to $100 per extra point. Looking at general averages, a typical outdoor power point installation in Australia ranges from $300 to $600 – depending on the complexity of the job. Here are some of the key factors that influence the overall installation costs:

What are outdoor electrical outlets used for?

There are several uses for outdoor electrical outlets in a residential setting, from EV charging points to outlets for garden lighting with a built-in timer. Even just somewhere convenient to plug your lawnmower in.

What makes a good outdoor power outlet?

Electricity and water rarely go well together, so the outlet needs to be protected against rain and other forms of moisture. Outdoor outlets also have to be tougher than your average power point, in order to withstand the occasional knock that things outside might suffer.