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29/07/2026

29/07/2026

With the help of and , you can monitor the water tank of your villa and see if there is any need of .
You can have alert about staring missing of water and see that latest rains in added some water to your water tanks.
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28/07/2026

With the help of and , you can remotly monitor the consumption of your tenants avoiding big surprises about consomption.
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27/07/2026

With , one customer in #เกาะสมุย was happy to have an alert about pump that was out of service before customer noticed it and have no water at home.
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30/06/2026

⚠️⚡️Important Technical Information – Hybrid Solar Systems⚡️⚠️

Some ATS (Automatic Transfer Switch) units installed on solar hybrid systems are showing signs of progressive heating at the connection points after several years of operation.
If you have this type of device in your electrical setup, you may be at risk.
Several possible risks:
• The ATS can stop working, causing a power outage (total or partial) in your house.
• The ATS can overheat, melt, and potentially start an electrical fire.
• The situation can be worsened by undersized wiring compared to the manufacturer’s recommendations, further aggravating the problem (see thermal image).
While not all installations are affected, this situation deserves serious attention to ensure the safety of your home.
Recommended actions:
• Perform a thermal inspection of your ATS connections
• Verify cable sizing and tightening torque
• Consider a professional evaluation if your system is 3–4+ years old
If you own a hybrid solar system with an ATS and would like a technical review of your installation or advice on upgrading components, feel free to contact me. Preventive maintenance is the best way to ensure long-term safety and efficiency.
Have you experienced any unusual heating or tripped breakers on your solar setup? Share your experience below 👇

18/03/2026

Don’t trust , even on the meter. 164V between neutral and ground. 384V between live and ground.

03/03/2026

Complete Electrical Panel Upgrade – Protecting Your Home & Family in Thailand
At Siamnok, we recently completed a full electrical panel replacement for one of our clients — and the results speak for themselves.
When we first assessed the property, we found what is unfortunately all too common in Thai homes: a dangerous electrical panel, unused cables left unmanaged, and active short circuits putting the entire household at risk.
On top of that, the local grid instability — a real and frequent issue across Thailand — had already destroyed the client's refrigerator. Without proper protection, every appliance you own is at risk.
Here's what we fixed:

- Replaced the faulty, hazardous electrical panel with a fully compliant, modern unit
- Installed surge protection to safeguard all sensitive electronics from grid fluctuations
- Added proper earthing/grounding — often missing or disconnected in older Thai properties
- Installed RCBO protection to prevent electrocution risks
- Ensured the right circuit breakers are in the right places throughout the home

The before/after photos say it all.

Living as an expat in Thailand means navigating electrical standards that may be very different from what you're used to back home. Don't wait for an accident — or another broken appliance — to take action.
📞 Contact Siamnok today for a free quote and make sure your home is truly safe.
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18/02/2026

Electrical safety matters in every detail – even the ones you never see.

These two photos show the clear difference in copper conductor thickness inside electrical distribution panels: one is robust and generously sized, the other is noticeably thinner and shorter.

Copper is expensive, which is why many distribution cables use aluminum (with larger cross-sections to compensate). But to prevent electrical fires (like the one shown in the X screenshot below), quality materials and proper sizing are non-negotiable.

Microwave fires, for example, are often caused by either a design flaw in the appliance itself or inadequate electrical protection – a problem we see far too often in Thailand, where 32A breakers are commonly installed on outlets that should never exceed 20A.

Don’t take risks with electricity. Protect your home and your family.

Contact us today for a professional electrical audit or to bring your installation fully up to standard. Peace of mind is just one call away.

06/02/2026

"RCBO trips when we try to switch on the light"
Once again the RCBO did the work prefectly: protect humans again .
But some electricians are doing dangerous things.

Contact us.

13/01/2026

Monitor tenant electric usage from your smartphone.
Contact us for more informations