Education
eFIXX
Electrical installation practice, tools, solar equipment and regulatory developments form the core of eFIXX’s teaching for electricians, contractors, engineers and apprentices. Recent output combines frequent short demonstrations with longer discussions of plug-in solar, earthing guidance and product applications, including several paid-placement videos. It is most useful for trade learners seeking current practical ideas, while safety-critical work should be checked against applicable regulations and qualified professional judgement.
Editorially reviewed:

Based on 20 recent videos
Assessed 08 September 2026
Editorial note
WorthWatch verdict
Best for
Electricians and apprentices tracking practical installation and regulation topics.
Strength
Frequent, trade-focused explanations of products, applications and industry changes.
Consider if
Your work depends on local regulations, supervision and formal training.
Recent videos
Latest from the source
Deep Dive
eFIXX: Electrical Trade Know-How and Regulation Updates
Main focus
eFIXX serves electricians, contractors, building-services engineers and apprentices with practical coverage of products, applications, technical questions and industry developments. Its remit bridges day-to-day trade work and the regulations that shape it.
Why it matters
Choosing equipment or checking an installation approach, viewers can turn to its broad mix of product explainers and technical guidance. Regular attention to regulatory developments also supports professional learning across different experience levels.
Style
Product explorations and answers to trade questions give the material a direct, working-professional orientation. Accessible explanations of new applications and industry developments are shaped in part by audience suggestions.
Consistency
Daily releases and a catalogue of more than 2,500 videos create a dependable reference stream, spanning established trade questions, new products and changing industry topics.
- Electrical products and equipment
- Practical electrical applications
- Technical troubleshooting and questions
- Electrical regulations and industry developments
- Professional development for electricians
- Apprentice learning
Treat demonstrations and product guidance as a starting point: confirm current local regulations, manufacturer instructions and suitability for the specific installation. Electrical work requires appropriate competence, isolation procedures and qualified help where needed.



