Electrical installation not to be initially connected to electricity source without examination and testing

In force

(1)

A person must not connect an electrical installation to a source of electricity supplied by a distribution entity for the first time unless the distribution entity has—

(a)

examined the consumer mains and main switchboard for the electrical installation and confirmed there are no serious defects; and

(b)

carried out tests to ensure the consumer mains and main switchboard are electrically safe.

Maximum penalty—40 penalty units.

(2)

The distribution entity may charge a consumer for an examination or test performed under subsection (1) only if, at the consumer’s request, the examination or test is performed outside normal working hours.

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219 Electrical installation not to be initially connected to electricity source without examination and testing