Disconnect or remove power supply
If you're preparing for demolition or need to safely complete work - you'll need us to disconnect or remove a power supply.
Reconnecting to the network
After a disconnection, you may need to request that we reconnect your power.
This is to ensure:
- we meet our obligations under the Electrical Act of 1947: Regulation 242.1 ; and
- ensure properties are safe for reconnection.
Once testing is complete, the electrical contractor will submit either:
Electrical Safety Certificate
This document must be retained by the electrical contractor for a minimum of 5 years.
It certifies the electrical work has been checked, tested and complies with all regulatory requirements. And is safe to connect to the electricity supply.
Notice of Completion
Must be submitted to us within 3 days of completion of the electrical work. This is to ensure the property is safe for reconnection.
It certifies the work has been checked, tested and complies with all regulatory requirements. And is safe to connect to the electricity supply.
Need help to discuss your options
Then talk to your local Horizon Power office for help and advice on requesting a removal of power supply or temporary disconnection.
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