Electrician in Electrical

Home-working isn’t new, but it’s something that 2020 and 2021 have encouraged a lot of business owners and management to seriously consider.  Having demonstrated savings in travel, office space, and efficiency, we’ve opened our minds to the possibilities of converting our unused outbuildings, or outside spaces that are crying out for an out-building kit.  But how do you ensure your new outside space provides all of the conveniences, gadgets, connectivity, and safety you’d expect from inside your main building?

Like intruder alarms and CCTV systems, there is a multitude of fire alarm systems and accessories available to help protect your business premises and all who frequent them. Stator Electrical Solutions supplies and installs an array of smoke, heat and fire detectors, as well as audible and visual alarm units. We also support clients throughout the lifespan of their system, ensuring their optimal efficiency and reliability through testing, servicing and maintenance services.

We’ve previously detailed how, due to lockdowns and COVID-19 restrictions, Midlands-based businesses have never been more in need of heightened security. With lower staff numbers on sites, and business units left un-staffed for longer periods of times, there’s a firm argument for reviewing and enhancing security systems.

As business owners, lockdowns have taught us a few things: A proportion of our workforce can continue to work from home. But also, with staff onsite less often, CCTV has never been a more appealing addition. But what is the best type of CCTV for empty business units?


Like all businesses throughout the UK, those across the wider Derby, Nottingham, Mansfield, and Chesterfield area must demonstrate that they comply with an array of electrical regulations. Compliance to regulations not only satisfies the law, but tells all those who use buildings, electrical items, and equipment that a business is responsible, professional, and caring.

So What Legislation Should My Business Comply With?