Installation

Where the work was done, what you did, and which network operator covers the site. Match what you would put on a paper cert.

Installation address

The network uses this address to find the connection. Double-check suburb and postcode.

Installation address fields

• Floor: Enter the floor number if the address is in a multi-storey building (e.g. "Level 2"). Leave blank if not applicable.
• Unit/Apartment: Enter the unit, apartment, or flat number if the property is part of a larger complex (e.g. "Unit 5", "Apt 12B"). Leave blank for standalone houses or properties without a unit number.
• Lot / RMB: Enter the lot number (for new developments or rural land without a formal street number) or the RMB (Roadside Mailbox) number if used in rural areas.
• Street Number: Enter the street number of the property (e.g. "24"). For properties with multiple numbers, use formats such as "24-26" or "24A".
• Street Name: Enter the full name of the street (e.g. "George Street"). Do not abbreviate the street type here (e.g. don't use "St", use "Street").
• Nearest Cross Street: Enter the name of the nearest cross street. This helps confirm the location, especially in rural areas or where street numbering is unclear.
• Suburb: Enter the suburb or locality of the property (e.g. "Parramatta").
• State: Select the Australian state or territory for the address. For NSW forms, this will usually be NSW, but the field allows for others if needed (e.g. ACT, VIC).
• Post Code: Enter the 4-digit Australian postcode for the property (e.g. "2150"). Double-check this matches the suburb for accuracy.

Network connection details

These details help network operators locate and manage the electrical connection:

Installation classification and scope

Installation type

Select the applicable installation type as different AS/NZS 3000 requirements may apply.

• Residential: Domestic dwellings, units, townhouses
• Commercial: Offices, retail spaces, restaurants
• Industrial: Factories, warehouses, manufacturing facilities
• Rural: Farm properties, remote installations
• Mixed Development: Properties with multiple use types

Work carried out

Select all applicable work types to accurately describe the electrical work performed:

Special conditions

Identify any special conditions that require additional safety measures or specific compliance standards:

• Over 100 Amps: High-current installations requiring enhanced safety measures
• High Voltage: Installations above standard voltage levels
• Unmetered Supply: Direct supply arrangements without standard metering
• Hazardous Area: Explosive atmospheres, chemical environments, or dangerous goods storage
• Off Grid Installation: Remote or standalone power systems
• Secondary Power Supply: Backup or alternative power arrangements

Network service provider

Provider selection

Equipment section

Load changes and equipment installed.