About Jupiter

Jupiter El-installation was founded in 2020. Along the way we have been up to eight people, and in 2025 I deliberately chose to return to the starting point: one authorised electrician who personally handles the job from the first message to the last screw. I do this to keep the quality, communication and service at a level I am willing to vouch for myself.

Jupiter is based in Virum, but I am happy to travel further – including to holiday homes. Travel is included in the fixed price.

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Joachim from Jupiter El-installation in protective equipment

Has the power gone out?

You can often find the fault yourself in a few minutes. Go through the steps below.

  1. The whole house or only part of it? Look in the consumer unit (fuse box). If only some rooms are affected, it is typically a fuse or a circuit breaker. If the whole house is dark, it is often the RCD (HPFI relay).
  2. The RCD (HPFI/HFI relay) has tripped. Switch it back on. If it trips again straight away, unplug your appliances one at a time and try again – that way you often find the culprit.
  3. Fuses and circuit breakers. An old cartridge fuse must be replaced once it has blown. A circuit breaker you simply switch back on. Always remove the cause first – otherwise it will trip again.
  4. Watch the video guide. Video guide: Has the power gone out? (Sol og Strand, in Danish)
  5. Still not working? Send an URGENT message from the contact page. I check urgent messages straight away.
RCD (HPFI relay)
RCD (HPFI/HFI relay). Test it with the test button twice a year – for example when the clocks change.
Fuse holder
Fuse holder (older unit). If the fuse has blown, replace it with a new one of the same rating.
Circuit breaker
Circuit breaker (newer unit). No fuses to replace – remove the cause and switch the circuit back on.

More good advice in the Danish Safety Technology Authority’s leaflet (in Danish): Gør det el-sikkert (PDF).