Home Automation Electrician in Melbourne’s West

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You’ve spent good money on smart lights, a video doorbell, maybe even a full hub setup — and half of it doesn’t work properly. One app for the lights, another for the aircon, a switch that needs a neutral wire your 1970s wiring never had. Your partner’s about ready to rip it all out and go back to normal switches. Sound familiar?
Here’s the thing — most smart home problems aren’t actually smart home problems. They’re wiring problems. Off-the-shelf devices assume your home has neutral wires at every switch point, dedicated circuits for automated loads, and structured cabling that can handle everything talking to each other. Older homes across Melbourne’s west were never built for that.
That’s where we come in. Electrx sets up the wiring, circuits, and cabling your smart home actually needs to run the way it’s supposed to — no drop-outs, no workarounds, no trying to make five apps do one job. We’re REC licensed, so every bit of work is done to Australian standards. Whether you’re starting from scratch or trying to fix a half-finished DIY setup, we’ll get it sorted properly the first time.

Why Choose Us For Home Automations

Home Automation Electricians Melbourne

Smart homes are no longer futuristic — they’re the new standard for modern living. Whether you’re retrofitting an existing home or building new, our team works with leading automation platforms and products to deliver a seamless, centralised experience across your lighting, heating, security, entertainment, and more.

We provide home automation systems that integrate with:

Smart lighting systems (dimming, scheduling, voice control)
Automated blinds and curtain wiring
Smart switch and GPO upgrades (neutral wire installs)
Structured cabling for home networks
Security camera and intercom wiring
Whole-home audio pre-wiring
EV charger pre-wiring (future-proofing)

Whether you want your blinds to open and close themselves up or the big screen cinema feel from the comfort of your own home, trust Electrx to automate your home or premises with comfort, skill and cost in mind.

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Smart Wiring That Grows With Your Home

Unlike plug-and-play gadgets, real home automation needs structured smart wiring and network-ready infrastructure. Electrx electricians ensure your system is robust, secure, and adaptable — whether you’re starting with one room or scaling across the whole property.
We install:

Dedicated control hubs and network cabling
Modular switchboards and load-balancing systems
Wi-Fi signal boosters for full-house coverage
Integration-ready conduits for future upgrades

Why Choose Electrx for Home Automation?

We’re licensed Melbourne electricians with proven automation experience
We customise systems around your routines, not just hardware features
We integrate multi-brand platforms into one simple interface
We stay current with the latest standards and smart tech developments
We test, train, and support you after install — so you actually use what you’ve paid for

From design to installation and future expansion, Electrx makes smart home living straightforward.

Home automation FAQ’s

Yes. In Australia, any work involving your home’s fixed wiring must be done by a licensed electrician. Smart switches that connect to mains wiring are no exception — it’s a legal requirement, not optional.

Yes, but it needs rewiring at the switch points to add the neutral. This is really common in Melbourne homes built before the 2000s. We do this regularly — it’s straightforward for us.

It varies depending on the number of switches and your home’s existing wiring. A typical smart lighting setup for a 3-bedroom home might run $1,500-$3,000. We’ll give you a fixed quote before starting.

We handle the electrical and wiring side. For app configuration and integration between brands, we recommend working with a home automation specialist after we’ve got the wiring sorted. We can recommend someone if needed.