Idelta Electrical Ltd

13/11/2026

Electrical installation for St. Adrian’s Church extension project Gullane ⚡️

13/10/2026

⚡ Proud to announce that Idelta Electrical Ltd is now part of the myenergi Product Champion scheme! ⚡

I’ve been installing myenergi products, including the Zappi EV charger, for a good few years now and have seen first-hand the benefits these products offer to homeowners looking for smarter, more efficient ways to manage their energy use.

I’ve now joined the Product Champion scheme to build on that experience, develop my product knowledge further, keep up to date with the latest technology and continue providing customers with the best possible advice and installation service.

With electric vehicle charging and renewable energy becoming an increasingly important part of our homes, it’s great to be working more closely with a UK brand that’s helping drive that change. 🌱🔋

If you’re considering a Zappi EV charger or would like advice on myenergi products, feel free to get in touch! We offer 3 year warranty on our installs as standard.

Idelta Electrical Ltd – professional, reliable electrical services across East Lothian and Edinburgh.

13/10/2026

⚡ Protect the Title "Electrician" in Scotland

🔗 Sign the petition on the link in the comments below.

Electrical safety is fundamental to protecting people, homes and businesses. Yet in Scotland there is currently no statutory regulation of electricians, and the title "electrician" is not protected in law.

This means that anyone can describe themselves as an electrician without demonstrating the qualifications, skills or experience needed to carry out electrical work safely.

As Scotland progresses towards its net zero ambitions, electrical technologies and systems will become increasingly important. It is vital that electrical work is undertaken by professionals who are properly qualified, competent and accountable.

That's why we're calling on the Scottish Parliament to urge the Scottish Government to introduce:

✅ Statutory regulation of the electrical industry
✅ Protection of the title "Electrician"
✅ Higher standards of competence and accountability
✅ Greater consumer confidence and public safety

The petition is now live, and we encourage everyone who supports electrical safety, professional standards and consumer protection to sign and share it with their networks.

Together, we can help ensure that those carrying out electrical work in Scotland have the skills, qualifications and competence required to keep people safe.

14/09/2026

Consumer unit upgrade and EV install 👌🔥

19/07/2026

Our summer garden project! 🌺🧚

All set and ready to enjoy in this fine weather! ☀️

We created this space where you can relax, dine and even enjoy into the later evening with having mood lighting and power points installed⚡️

04/03/2026

28/02/2026

This morning’s effort installing an external socket and light due to client being let down by another contractor. ⚡️

26/02/2026

Completely agree 👏

There is not enough support for small businesses taking on apprentices. First year they are 17x weeks paid at college with only £750 per annum as support to the employer.

This doesn’t encourage businesses to take apprentices on knowing they will be making huge losses for the first 2 years as the apprentice needs the time to learn the skills to actually carry out the work as well as the technical knowledge learned at college and time paid off-site.

This is why we have such a massive shortage of properly trained and skilled trades people in the UK across all trades!

In a world where the need for electricity is only growing the Scottish government should take the initiative and additionally make electrical work in Scotland the same as Gas safe where only qualified individuals are permitted.

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At a time when Scotland desperately needs electricians to fulfil housing demand and net zero targets, SELECT has accused the UK and Scottish Governments of undermining the electrical workforce of the future. Read more here👉 https://bit.ly/apprentice-costs-employers

SECTT

17/01/2026

Recent fuse board upgrade

15/01/2026

⚡ Keeping up to date so you don’t have to

There’s a new update to BS 7671 (the Wiring Regulations) coming into effect this April.

As a SELECT Trade Association member, we’re required to keep our training up to date whenever regulations change. That means extra training, staying current, and making sure all the work we carry out meets the latest safety standards.

Choosing a SELECT electrician means:
✔ Work done to current regulations
✔ Proper testing and certification
✔ Ongoing training and assessment
✔ A reliable, professional service

Standards change, but our approach doesn’t — do the job properly, keep customers safe, and provide a good, honest service.

SELECT has welcomed the latest amendment to the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Wiring Regulations – and encouraged Members to familiarise themselves with the updates to ensure the ongoing safety of contractors and customers. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eFFJgS5q