New Connections
Builders Temporary
Connections
© Kaimai Electrical Inspection ltd - 2018
Services
Services include:
•
New Connections
•
Builders Temporary
Connections(we can supply
our own Pillar connection
Model)
•
Pre – Purchase Inspections
•
Re-Verifications of
Installations
•
Caravan/ Motor Homes
/
Portable building EWOF
•
PV (Solar) Inspections
•
Insurance Inspection
•
Consultancy
MORE INFO Email us for quote or fill out the application form below and send it back. EMAIL US: APPLICATION FORM
Only specifically approved
contractors are allowed to
connect new lines or cables to
Powerco poles or pillars
The contractor will determine what is required to provide the supply you need and give you a quote for the cost. They will also obtain approval from Powerco for their proposed design concept, and notify you if we have any special requirements, such as easements, etcYour Powerco Approved
Contractor Completes the Work
Required
Once you have told your Powerco approved contractor to start, they will let us know and we will create a new ICP for the connection and send it to your nominated retailer. The contractor will make any upgrades required on the network and connect your new service line or cable at the pole or pillar. When they have completed all the necessary work they will let us know and we will authorise your retailer to liven the propertyPV Solar Inspections
Photovoltaics (PV) is a term which covers the conversion of light into electricity using semi conducting materials that exhibit the photovoltaic effect, a phenomenon studied in physics, photochemistry, and electro-chemistry. Solar photovoltaic (PV) systems is specialist high-risk work requiring an inspection. The installation of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems is becoming more common and will continue to increase. All electrical practitioners must be aware this is high-risk work and should be carried out in strict accordance with AS/NZS 5033:2012 + amendments. This work must be inspected prior to energizingREGISTERED ELECTRICAL
INSPECTOR
Complete records of inspection as part of the electrical compliance process
Common Electricity Industry
Terms
Cables - Insulated underground conductor used to transport electricity. Generally consists of an aluminum or copper core with multiple layers of protective insulated covers. Certificate of Compliance - A certificate issued in accordance with Regulation 39 of the Electricity Regulations 1997, certifying the compliance of an installation, with those regulations. Consumer - A person or group of people who use electricity. Energy Retailer - A company set up to sell electricity or gas to consumers connected to line company networks.
ICP - Installation Control Point. The
point where the supply of electricity
to a consumer's property can be
isolated from the network, usually
by removing a fuse link at a pillar or
pole. Every ICP is identified by a
unique number, which will appear
on electricity bills from the energy
retailer.
Lines - Overhead power lines,
generally made of aluminium or
copper, which transport electricity.
They are sometimes also referred
to as conductors.
Network - Means the assets, lines,
and cables, that are owned by
Powerco and that form part of the
electricity or gas system required to
convey electricity or gas to the
point of supply for consumers.
Network Company (Distribution
Company, Lines Company) - A
company that owns the network of
lines and cables that transport
electricity from the national grid
and distribute it to consumers.
Pillars (pods, boxes, plinths and
gyros) - Boxes are normally green
or black plastic. Pillars are usually
located on the property boundary
or on the roadside. They form a
connection point joining the
consumer's private underground
service cable to the Powerco
underground network.
New Connections
Builders Temporary
Connections
© Kaimai Electrical Inspection ltd - 2018
Services
Services include:
•
New Connections
•
Builders Temporary Connections(we can supply
our own Pillar connection Model)
•
Pre – Purchase Inspections
•
Re-Verifications of
Installations Caravan EWOF
•
PV (Solar) Inspections
•
Insurance Inspection
•
Consultancy
MORE INFO Email us for quote or fill out the application form below and send it back. EMAIL US: APPLICATION FORM
Only specifically approved contractors
are allowed to connect new lines or
cables to Powerco poles or pillars
The contractor will determine what is required to provide the supply you need and give you a quote for the cost. They will also obtain approval from Powerco for their proposed design concept, and notify you if we have any special requirements, such as easements, etcYour Powerco Approved Contractor
Completes the Work Required
Once you have told your Powerco approved contractor to start, they will let us know and we will create a new ICP for the connection and send it to your nominated retailer. The contractor will make any upgrades required on the network and connect your new service line or cable at the pole or pillar. When they have completed all the necessary work they will let us know and we will authorise your retailer to liven the propertyPV Solar Inspections
Photovoltaics (PV) is a term which covers the conversion of light into electricity using semi conducting materials that exhibit the photovoltaic effect, a phenomenon studied in physics, photochemistry, and electro-chemistry. Solar photovoltaic (PV) systems is specialist high-risk work requiring an inspection. The installation of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems is becoming more common and will continue to increase. All electrical practitioners must be aware this is high-risk work and should be carried out in strict accordance with AS/NZS 5033:2012 + amendments. This work must be inspected prior to energizingREGISTERED ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR
Complete records of inspection as part of the electrical compliance process
Common Electricity Industry Terms
Cables - Insulated underground conductor used to transport electricity. Generally consists of an aluminum or copper core with multiple layers of protective insulated covers. Certificate of Compliance - A certificate issued in accordance with Regulation 39 of the Electricity Regulations 1997, certifying the compliance of an installation, with those regulations. Consumer - A person or group of people who use electricity. Energy Retailer - A company set up to sell electricity or gas to consumers connected to line company networks.
ICP - Installation Control Point. The point where the supply
of electricity to a consumer's property can be isolated
from the network, usually by removing a fuse link at a
pillar or pole. Every ICP is identified by a unique number,
which will appear on electricity bills from the energy
retailer.
Lines - Overhead power lines, generally made of
aluminium or copper, which transport electricity. They are
sometimes also referred to as conductors.
Network - Means the assets, lines, and cables, that are
owned by Powerco and that form part of the electricity or
gas system required to convey electricity or gas to the
point of supply for consumers.
Network Company (Distribution Company, Lines Company)
- A company that owns the network of lines and cables
that transport electricity from the national grid and
distribute it to consumers.
Pillars (pods, boxes, plinths and gyros) - Boxes are
normally green or black plastic. Pillars are usually located
on the property boundary or on the roadside. They form a
connection point joining the consumer's private
underground service cable to the Powerco underground
network.
