Electrical work photos
and visible details
These photographs show electrical fittings, ceiling openings and switchboard details across different residential settings. Each group explains what is visible, what to include with an enquiry and what still requires an on-site check.
Photos grouped by the electrical detail you can recognise
Browse lighting, wall-fitting and switchboard details, then open the matching service to check what information and photos will help with your enquiry.
Lighting work and finished fittings
These photos show ceiling openings, fitting positions and finished recessed lights across different residential settings. Use them to identify the room, ceiling type and fitting style when you enquire.
Visible details
- Ceiling openings and the positions prepared for fittings
- Recessed fittings and the surrounding ceiling surface
- Finished lights within the wider room layout
Useful information to send
Include the room, number of fittings, ceiling type, switching or dimming needs and a safe wide photo of the area.
What still needs checking
Wiring condition, circuit capacity, mounting, access, product compatibility and final scope still require a licensed assessment.
Ceiling openings and fitting positions are visible while the lighting work is underway.
This upward view records the light position and the surrounding finished ceiling.
A recessed light fitting is visible at the ceiling opening during interior work.
The fitting and nearby ceiling surface can be seen before the room is fully finished.
Several recessed lights are operating across the completed ceiling area.
A finished recessed light is shown above the window within the room layout.
A wider room view records the ceiling opening and temporary light position before the final fitting is known.
A wall switch mechanism and nearby wiring are visible while the fitting is open for trade access.
An existing pendant fitting is shown below the ceiling opening before any replacement scope is confirmed.
Wall fitting and switch detail
This close view records a visible wall fitting and switch area while the surrounding work is open. A wider room view is still needed to place the detail in context.
Visible details
- The wall fitting and nearby switch area
- The surrounding opening and accessible surface
- A close view that can be paired with the room and appliance context
Useful information to send
Include the room, what is connected, what changed, the property type and a safe wider photo showing the fitting position.
What still needs checking
The image does not establish wiring condition, circuit suitability, the cause of a fault or whether a new power point can be installed in that position.
A wall fitting and switch area are visible while the surrounding work is still open.
Do not open a switchboard for a photo
Customers should not remove a switchboard cover or touch exposed parts. Send only safe exterior photos and describe what is tripping or no longer working.
Switchboard devices and labels
This photo shows protective devices and circuit labels inside a switchboard during licensed access. For your enquiry, send only a safe exterior photo and describe what is tripping or no longer working.
Visible details
- Protective devices, labels and grouped circuit positions
- The internal arrangement visible during licensed access
- A reference view that helps explain why exterior photos alone have limits
Useful information to send
Describe which circuit or appliance is affected, when tripping occurs and any safe exterior labels you can read without opening the board.
What still needs checking
A photograph cannot confirm circuit condition, compliance, capacity, the cause of tripping or the work required.
This open-board view records visible devices and labels, but it does not confirm circuit condition or the work required.
Tell us what changed and where it is happening
Include the Brisbane suburb, the affected room or circuit and only photographs you can take safely without opening electrical equipment.