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Electrical PanelReplacement in Málaga

We replace your old fuse box with a modern consumer unit fitted with up-to-date safety devices. Licensed electrician with over 20 years of experience.

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01 — When Should

When Should You Replace Your Electrical Panel?

01

Old Porcelain Fuse Box

If your property still has a porcelain fuse box (common in 1960s-80s Málaga buildings), it is outdated and potentially dangerous. These old fuse boxes lack modern safety features and should be replaced with a current consumer unit.
02

Circuit Breakers Keep Tripping

Frequent tripping is a sign that your panel is overloaded or that the protective devices are not correctly rated for your circuits. A new panel with properly sized breakers resolves this.
03

Need More Circuits

Installing solar panels, an EV charger or air conditioning often requires additional circuits. If your current panel has no spare capacity, it is time to upgrade.
04

No RCD (Safety Switch) Fitted

An RCD (diferencial) is your main protection against electric shock. Many older panels in Málaga have no RCD at all. Fitting one, or upgrading to the correct type, is essential for safety.
02 — What's Included

What's Included?

Full Panel Replacement Service

  • New consumer unit (cuadro eléctrico)
  • Main switch (IGA)
  • RCD(s), type A or F as required by the updated REBT
  • MCBs (magnetotérmicos) for each circuit
  • Surge protection (mandatory for new installations)
  • New wiring from meter to panel if needed
  • Official electrical certificate (boletín eléctrico)
03 — Updated REBT

Updated REBT Regulations

The updated Spanish electrical regulations (REBT) will introduce important changes that affect electrical panels. Type AC RCDs are being phased out in favour of type A or higher, which offer better protection against the pulsating DC leakage currents generated by modern electronics, inverters and EV chargers.

Additionally, surge protection will be mandatory for all new installations and major renovations. This protects your appliances and electronics from voltage spikes.

Read more about the new regulations in our blog post: New REBT 2026: What changes for electrical installations in Spain

Wondering about the cost? See our guide: How Much Does It Cost to Replace an Electrical Panel in Málaga?

04 — Indicative Prices

Indicative Prices

Starting from €300

A basic electrical panel replacement starts from €300. The final cost depends on the number of circuits, whether new wiring is needed and any additional protective devices required for your specific installation.

We provide a free, no-obligation quote after inspecting your current panel. Call us on 656 531 413 to arrange a visit.

05 — FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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How much does it cost to replace an electrical panel in Málaga?

The cost depends on the number of circuits and the condition of the existing installation. A basic panel replacement starts from €300. We provide an exact quote after inspecting your installation.

How long does a panel replacement take?

A standard consumer unit replacement is completed in half a day. If new circuits or wiring are needed, it may take a full day.

Do I need a certificate after replacing the panel?

Yes, any significant modification to the electrical panel requires a new Electrical Installation Certificate (boletín eléctrico). We handle the paperwork.

How do I know if my panel needs replacing?

If your panel has old porcelain fuses, no RCD (safety switch), breakers that trip frequently, or you need new circuits for air conditioning, EV charger or solar panels, it's time to upgrade.

What's the difference between type AC and type A RCDs?

Type AC RCDs only detect pure AC leakage currents, while type A also detects pulsating DC leakage common in modern electronics. The updated REBT will require type A or higher for new installations.

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