
At PEM Control, we provide trusted electrical and solar services in Gauteng, offering tailored solutions to commercial, industrial, and residential clients. Since 2005, our founder Paul Mavungu has led a team of certified master electricians, delivering excellence, safety, and value. Explore our website to see why PEM Control is a preferred choice for electrical installations, solar systems, and compliance certificates.
Ensure the electrician is licensed and insured to guarantee their qualifications and experience.
Obtain at least three quotes to ensure you get the best value and skilled professionals.
Verify that the electrician has all the necessary tools, materials, and safety equipment, such as gloves and masks.
With a skilled and dedicated team, we consistently deliver top-tier electrical and solar solutions, ensuring every project meets rigorous standards across South Africa.
Designing an electrical installation is crucial for both safety and efficiency. PEM Control’s master electricians ensure that all installations meet the highest standards, providing safe and cost-effective solutions for your business or home.
A solar installation includes solar panels, an inverter, and necessary electrical equipment. The panels convert sunlight into electricity, which the inverter then changes from direct current (DC) to alternating current (AC) to power household appliances or feed into the power grid.








Frequently asked questions about electrical and solar installations
Electricians install, repair, and maintain electrical systems, including wiring, generators, transformers, and substations.
Electrical Contractor: Specializes in electrical wiring, equipment installation, and maintenance.
HVAC Contractor: Focuses on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning.
Licensed Electrician: Works on residential and commercial properties, adhering to strict licensing regulations.
Yes, faulty wiring can increase your electricity bill. Faulty or worn-out wiring may force appliances to draw excess power, leading to higher electricity usage. It’s especially important to check for frayed wires in older homes
Yes, faulty wiring can increase your electricity bill. Faulty or worn-out wiring may force appliances to draw excess power, leading to higher electricity usage. It’s especially important to check for frayed wires in older homes
Heating and cooling systems use about 47% of energy, followed by water heaters, washers, dryers, and refrigerators.
A solar battery typically lasts between 5 to 15 years.
Licensed Electrician: Granted a license by the government, can work in public areas, and must pass written tests on electrical theory and standards.
Certified Electrician: Passed state-required tests for electricians but is not government-licensed, with no job restrictions.
No, you cannot be both. While electricians focus on installing, repairing, and maintaining electrical systems, electrical contractors take it a step further by also designing and managing the complete installation process.
Electrical distribution boards can be regular, used in various applications, or service-oriented, designed for industrial settings like power plants.
Failures can include overload, under-current, overloaded transformer, insulation breakdown, and ground faults. Regular inspection and testing can prevent these issues.
Electrical Contractor: Specializes in electrical wiring, equipment installation, and maintenance.
HVAC Contractor: Focuses on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning.
Licensed Electrician: Works on residential and commercial properties, adhering to strict licensing regulations.
Yes, faulty wiring can increase your electricity bill. Faulty or worn-out wiring may force appliances to draw excess power, leading to higher electricity usage. It’s especially important to check for frayed wires in older homes
We’ve delivered expert services to brands like KGK Diamonds, Investec Property Group, Toolroom Services, and more. The strong partnerships we’ve built over the years reflect our commitment to quality and professional excellence.
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