Supply to premises requiring transformers
257 Supply to premises requiring transformers
If a network operator considers it necessary to install transformers in relation to premises, the owner of the premises must —
at the site where the transformers are installed, provide the following —
an accessible space, to the satisfaction of the network operator, for electrical equipment;
an enclosure, to the satisfaction of the network operator, for the protection of electrical equipment against external influences and contact with live parts;
and
ensure that circuit breakers and fuses on the premises have a fault rating to the satisfaction of the network operator.
Penalty for this subregulation:
in the case of an individual — a fine of $50 000;
in the case of a body corporate — a fine of $250 000.
The network operator may use electrical equipment referred to in subregulation (1) for the supply of electricity to consumers other than the occupier of the premises.
[Regulation 257 inserted: Gazette 2 Oct 2018 p. 3790.]
[258‑264. Deleted: Gazette 19 Dec 2000 p. 7274.]
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