What areas do you service?

Refrigerated Technologies provides a wide range of services for Collinsville and the surrounding areas, including Scottville, Springlands, and Bogie. Contact us to confirm whether we service your specific location.

What are common electrical problems in commercial buildings?

Frequent issues include overloaded circuits, flickering lights, tripped safety switches, faulty wiring and power surges. Ageing switchboards, damaged cabling and poor insulation are also common in older commercial buildings. These problems can lead to energy inefficiency, equipment failures and even fire hazards. They often stem from outdated infrastructure or increased demand from new equipment. A commercial electrician can quickly diagnose and address these problems to restore performance and ensure safety. Preventative maintenance, regular inspections and timely upgrades are the best defence. Catching issues early helps minimise disruptions, avoid emergency repairs and extend the life of your electrical systems.

Can commercial electricians help reduce my power bills?

Yes, commercial electricians can help lower energy costs by improving system efficiency and eliminating waste. They can recommend LED lighting upgrades, install motion sensors, rewire systems to balance loads or upgrade outdated switchboards. Many also conduct energy audits to pinpoint high-usage areas and offer tailored solutions. Smart metering, power factor correction and load management can significantly reduce your monthly power bills. Investing in energy-efficient solutions often qualifies for government rebates. A commercial electrician ensures upgrades comply with regulations while maximising operational savings. Long-term, these improvements reduce your environmental impact and support sustainable business practices.

What safety standards must commercial electricians follow?

Commercial electricians must comply with several key regulations, including the Electrical Safety Act, Australian Standards AS/NZS 3000 (Wiring Rules) and relevant state or territory licensing requirements. All work must be performed by licensed professionals who follow workplace health and safety procedures, use appropriate PPE and document risk assessments. For commercial environments, electricians also install and maintain safety switches, emergency lighting and residual current devices (RCDs). They must keep detailed compliance records and may undergo audits, particularly in industries like hospitality, healthcare or education. Always check credentials, ask for proof of licensing and ensure the electrician is insured for commercial work.

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If you're looking for a dependable commercial electrician in Collinsville, you can count on the team at Refrigerated Technologies. We provide a wide range of electrical services designed specifically for commercial environments, from new installations to upgrades and ongoing support. Whether you're outfitting a new space or improving an existing system, we offer practical, code-compliant solutions with minimal disruption.

Our licensed electricians complete all work to the highest safety standards and always aim to deliver fast, efficient service. Every installation is backed by a 12-month workmanship guarantee, so you know your electrical systems are built to last. We also offer preventative maintenance to help your business avoid unexpected outages and costly repairs.

We’re here to keep your operations running smoothly with professional electrical support. Call (07) 4786 2511 for a free quote or to arrange a consultation with one of our electricians. We also specialise in commercial refrigeration, air conditioning, solar, maintenance and hire services.

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Commercial Refrigeration

In Collinsville, reliable commercial refrigeration can make or break your operations. We provide tailored commercial solutions for cold storage, display and food handling—designed for efficiency, durability and compliance in demanding commercial environments.

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Why Choose Us?

At Refrigerated Technologies, we provide Collinsville businesses with reliable electrical solutions tailored to commercial needs. Here’s how we deliver value on every job:

All work is carried out by fully licensed commercial electricians.
We customise installations to match your building layout and power demands.
Regular maintenance keeps your systems running safely and efficiently.
We offer switchboard upgrades for improved safety and performance.
Our team installs lighting, fans, power points and appliances.
Compliance with all safety codes is always a top priority.
Emergency call-outs ensure rapid response when it’s critical.
We handle everything from small fixes to large-scale fit-outs.
Every project includes a 12-month guarantee on workmanship.

We focus on keeping your systems safe, efficient and ready for business.

Contact us today to learn how our commercial electricians can assist with your Collinsville project. We also assist with commercial refrigeration, air conditioning, solar, maintenance and hire services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What areas do you service?

Refrigerated Technologies provides a wide range of services for Collinsville and the surrounding areas, including Scottville, Springlands, and Bogie. Contact us to confirm whether we service your specific location.
What are common electrical problems in commercial buildings?

Frequent issues include overloaded circuits, flickering lights, tripped safety switches, faulty wiring and power surges. Ageing switchboards, damaged cabling and poor insulation are also common in older commercial buildings. These problems can lead to energy inefficiency, equipment failures and even fire hazards. They often stem from outdated infrastructure or increased demand from new equipment. A commercial electrician can quickly diagnose and address these problems to restore performance and ensure safety. Preventative maintenance, regular inspections and timely upgrades are the best defence. Catching issues early helps minimise disruptions, avoid emergency repairs and extend the life of your electrical systems.
Can commercial electricians help reduce my power bills?

Yes, commercial electricians can help lower energy costs by improving system efficiency and eliminating waste. They can recommend LED lighting upgrades, install motion sensors, rewire systems to balance loads or upgrade outdated switchboards. Many also conduct energy audits to pinpoint high-usage areas and offer tailored solutions. Smart metering, power factor correction and load management can significantly reduce your monthly power bills. Investing in energy-efficient solutions often qualifies for government rebates. A commercial electrician ensures upgrades comply with regulations while maximising operational savings. Long-term, these improvements reduce your environmental impact and support sustainable business practices.
What safety standards must commercial electricians follow?

Commercial electricians must comply with several key regulations, including the Electrical Safety Act, Australian Standards AS/NZS 3000 (Wiring Rules) and relevant state or territory licensing requirements. All work must be performed by licensed professionals who follow workplace health and safety procedures, use appropriate PPE and document risk assessments. For commercial environments, electricians also install and maintain safety switches, emergency lighting and residual current devices (RCDs). They must keep detailed compliance records and may undergo audits, particularly in industries like hospitality, healthcare or education. Always check credentials, ask for proof of licensing and ensure the electrician is insured for commercial work.