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Get connected to our network using Powerco Connect. Whether you’re an electrician working on behalf of a customer or a homeowner, Powerco Connect makes managing your electricity projects straight forward.Just submit your connection request and we’ll confirm what’s needed. Our team works closely with you from application to completion, keeping you informed every step of the way
Whether you're modifying an existing electricity connection, building a new home or developing a subdivision we're here to guide you through the connection process.
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Existing customer work
The way we work with customers has changed. All customer work in progress prior to 1 September will be completed by the original Powerco Approved Contractor using legacy systems.
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Yes. A temporary builder’s supply goes through the same process as any other new connection - via Powerco Connect. It’s likely your electrician will install the temporary supply box on your property and arrange for a Powerco contractor to connect it to our network. If the temporary supply box is positioned very close to the final location of the meter box on the house, the cable that connects the temporary supply to the Powerco network may also be used to connect the finished house to our network. This saves time and money when the house is completed and the temporary supply box is no longer required.
No. Only Powerco contractors can connect your service main to our network. Find a Powerco contractor
You can request a permanent disconnection via Powerco Connect - connection modification.
Because there’s no electrical work involved, you can organise your temporary disconnection for free. To find out how click here
Because electrical work is involved, you’ll need a Powerco contractor to disconnect you from our network. Find a Powerco contractor.
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No. You may need to pay towards the cost of a network upgrade or to have Powerco equipment installed on your property to enable your connection. However, the equipment will still belong to Powerco.
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