SAFETY SWITCHES SAVE LIVES
​Safety switches are often confused with circuit breakers and fuses, but they perform different tasks. Safety switches monitor the flow of electricity through a circuit and turn off the power in a fraction of a second if a leakage of current is detected. Safety switches provide personal protection against electric shock.
Circuit breakers protect an electrical circuit by quickly cutting power when there is a high current fault or overload that may cause a hazard.
Even if your home has a safety switch installed, one may not be enough to protect you from electric shock. A safety switch only protects you if it's on that circuit. You should consider having safety switches installed on all circuits in your home, including power points, lights, air conditioning, oven, hot water and pool equipment circuits, even if they are on a separate tariff.
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Visit https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au/safetyswitches/safety-switch-films for more helpful information on safety switches at your home.

Having appliances that run on gas can make great sense.
What you pay for your gas usage is saved on less electricity usage, so your even there.
Sometimes a gas appliance can be more efficient than that of its electric powered counterpart, so you could have a small win there.

Yes, it isn't a problem.
If you have 3 phase supply from Ergon we can still wire up a single phase generator inlet, there are just a few things to consider first.
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