Media Releases
Compact fluorescent light bulbs are an efficient, safe option
[ Published 18 August 2008 ]
Energy Safety said today that it has no concerns over the safety of compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs).
Company prosecuted for attempting to sell unsafe Christmas lights
[ Published 31 July 2008 ]
A wholesale company, who attempted to sell unsafe banned Christmas lights, has been convicted for breaching Electricity Regulations in the Auckland District Court.
Keeping safe with Electricity this winter
[ Published 30 June 2008 ]
Many of us may be doing work around our homes on the days when the weather is not too cold and wintery.
Keeping safe with gas this winter
[ Published 20 June 2008 ]
Advice to have your gas appliances serviced and checked
Putting the Sparkle not Spark into Christmas
[ Published 13 December 2007 ]
Keeping safe with decorative Christmas trees lights.
Keeping Safe With Electricity and Gas this Summer
[ Published 26 October 2007 ]
The potential risks when working with or around electricity and tips for keeping safe with gas.
Lifesavers – RCDs and Electrical Safety
[ Published 10 February 2006 ]
Everyday we use electricity – a much needed necessity. But because we use it everyday, that is no reason to be complacent. For this reason you should invest in a Residual Current Device (RCD), they could save your life, or the life of your family members.
Gas and Electrical Safety in Recreational Vehicles
[ Published 30 September 2005 ]
To help ensure gas and electrical safety all year, Energy Safety has published a new pamphlet on Gas and Electrical Safety in Caravans and Motorhomes for anyone who owns, rents, sells, travels or lives in a vehicle that uses LPG or electrical appliances.
Buying Electrical Goods? Look for the C-tick
[ Published 16 September 2005 ]
Any electrical product can create interference. To avoid this problem you should choose and use products that have the C-tick on them. It shows that a product won’t cause interference to radiocommunications, including TV and radio broadcasts.
Lower Sulphur Diesel
[ Published 02 September 2005 ]
Cleaner burning lower sulphur diesel will be introduced progressively from September 2005. From 1 January 2006 lower sulphur diesel will be the only type available. Less sulphur means fewer harmful exhaust emissions and improved air quality.
Hot Tips for Staying Safe with LPG
[ Published 08 July 2005 ]
With winter here, we are cranking up our heaters to battle the cold. Using LPG is a popular way to heat homes. If you are using LPG appliances indoors there are a few simple tips for staying safe with LPG.
Winter Heating and Keeping Children Safe
[ Published 06 May 2005 ]
When the cooler weather hits us, heating and warm winter nightwear are usually on our minds.
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