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Emergency first

If you smell burning plastic, see sparks, or notice smoke — stop using this tool and call your local emergency services immediately (999 UK, 911 US, 112 EU, 000 AU). For a power cut or a downed line, contact your power company's emergency line.

New · AI-poweredFirst answer freeNo. 01 / Home electrical AI

A home electrical AI, open to every household.

Chat, diagrams, and short walkthrough videos — for households anywhere, built by SRK Electrical Ltd. The first answer is free; after that it's 1credit per chat, 10 per image. $1 = 100 credits.

  • Plain-English diagnosis with a clear severity rating
  • On-demand diagrams of your panel, breaker, or wiring
  • Safety steps that reference your country's emergency number
Ask the Wire — free first reply See pricing

Built by SRK Electrical Ltd (Company No. 14124244). Not a substitute for a qualified electrician or your local emergency services.

A home kitchen at dusk with a flickering pendant light
Live demoKitchenFlicker
Four tools, one helper

Chat, diagram or video — pick what fits the question.

Each tool uses a specialised model behind the same household brief: never go beyond safe observation, speak in plain international English, and always surface the right local emergency number when it matters.

01

Ask the Wire

Chat with an AI trained on home electrics. Describe a symptom — get a risk rating, safe next steps and a ready-to-send message for your electrician.

Start chatting →1 credit / reply
02

Visualize

Generate labelled diagrams (breaker panel, RCD / GFCI, wiring) or realistic reference photos of a fault, on demand.

Generate an image →10 credits / image
03

Walkthrough

45-second AI-rendered videos: how to reset a tripped breaker safely, spot an overloaded socket, or stay safe in the bathroom.

See the library →30 credits / video
04

Glossary & safety

Free reference material. RCD / GFCI, breakers, earthing / grounding, overloaded sockets, old wiring — in plain English. No credits.

Read free →Free
Typical household stories

Four problems we hear about almost every week.

Pick the one closest to yours — the helper tailors questions, checklists, and the final message to match.

Close-up of a dead wall socket with a charger plugged in
Socket / Plug

The dead socket

A socket stops working after plugging in a high-draw appliance. We help you note the make, the symptom, and whether the rest of the room still works.

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A household breaker panel with one breaker switched off
Consumer unit

The tripping breaker

A breaker keeps flipping off. We walk you through the steps — which breaker, how often, what you were doing — so the electrician diagnoses faster.

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Living room with a flickering pendant light at dusk
Lighting

The flickering light

Lights dim or flicker, sometimes with a buzzing noise. We capture the pattern so the cause — loose connection, bulb, or circuit — is easier to narrow down.

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Home renovation in progress with tools and plans on the floor
Renovation

Before redecorating

Planning a kitchen refit or wall removal? We list the questions to ask an electrician before the builders arrive, and what paperwork to request after.

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How a session works

Four steps.
One safer evening.

No account for the first answer. No monthly fee. Credits are bought in $1 packs and spent only when you hit Send.

Open Ask the Wire →
  1. 01

    Open Ask the Wire

    No login, no form. Type what's happening — 'kitchen socket dead after the microwave' — and send.

  2. 02

    Get a plain-English answer

    Every reply is international English and structured: interpretation, severity, 2–5 safe steps, and a booking hint. Costs 1 credit.

  3. 03

    Optional: picture or video

    Visualize the fusebox, a symptom photo, or render a 45-second walkthrough. Great for sending to a family member who's not home.

  4. 04

    Top up if you need more

    First answer is free. Beyond that: sign in (email link, no password) and top up from $1 / 100 credits. Credits never expire.

Sample replies

What SRK AI sounds like.

Try Ask the Wire →
  • TranscriptAmber
    YouBreaker labelled 'Sockets' keeps tripping when the kettle is on. Should I worry?
    SRK AI
    That pattern usually points to an overloaded circuit or a failing appliance. Keep the breaker off, avoid high-draw devices on that circuit, and book a licensed electrician within 48 hours.
    1 credit~ 500 ms
  • TranscriptRed
    YouOutdoor socket doesn't have a cover and the rain gets into the plug. Is that ok for a pressure washer?
    SRK AI
    No. Water + mains is the single most dangerous combination. Stop using it, buy an IP44-rated RCD-protected outdoor cover, and only plug in once it's rated and dry.
    1 credit~ 500 ms
  • TranscriptAmber
    YouPendant light flickers when the shower is on. House is 1970s.
    SRK AI
    In older homes this often means the lighting circuit shares a neutral or has a loose connection. Not immediately dangerous but book a registered electrician for an inspection (EICR).
    1 credit~ 500 ms
Our promise

A calm tool,
not a salesperson.

We run an installation business in the UK. We built this because we keep hearing the same five conversations every week — and the AI version genuinely helps people anywhere describe the problem, prepare for the visit, and stay safe while they wait.

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  • Never a replacement for an electrician

    AI prepares the conversation and shows safe next steps. Every actual repair must be carried out by a competent registered electrician.

  • Your messages stay private

    No account profiles, no ad pixels. Prompts are sent to the AI provider only to produce your answer and are not retained on our side.

  • Built for homes everywhere

    Plain international English by default. The assistant surfaces the right emergency number (999 UK, 911 US, 112 EU, 000 AU) based on what you describe.