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We’ll contact you within 10 days to discuss your application and confirm your required dates.
$500 - $3,550
per streetlight
Single luminaire on wood pole |
Single luminaire on metal pole |
Double outreach pole |
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Standard Range |
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Minor roads |
$500 |
$480 |
$880 |
Major Roads |
$590 |
$570 |
$1,050 |
Decorative Range |
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Minor roads |
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$1,370 |
$2,870 |
Major Roads |
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$1,700 |
$3,550 |
These prices are exclusive of major traffic management, Capital Contributions Tax Recovery and Regulated Asset Base.
These prices are applicable to bulk LED retrofit only. Bulk in this instance means 10 or more lights within the same immediate area.
Up to 10 business days
to respond to your application.
After our technical assessment
we’ll contact you to discuss your requirements and work with you on an expected delivery date in line with the complexity of your project.
Due to the current economic conditions, we are experiencing a high volume of distribution grid connection and relocation applications as well as seeing the delivery timeframes for some materials items significantly extended. This has resulted in longer timeframes for products and services.
Provides us with an understanding of your work site, the location of existing and new assets and help us to design your product. It will need to include:
For a site plan to be accepted, it must clearly show:
An easy way to create a site plan is to use a online mapping service like Google Maps. Just take a screen shot of the address and then label the requirements on it.
Help us understand your current connection arrangements and more easily identify potential site specific issues. Photos will need to include:
For a pillar site plan to be accepted, it must clearly show:
If you’re not working for an LGA, you will need to provide evidence in writing from your local government authority stating that you have their approval to conduct this work.
For applications of 5 or more streetlights you’ll need to include a CAD plan. It helps us better understand your work site and location of assets. We extract data from your plan to assist us with your design.
For a CAD plan to be accepted it must clearly show:
The plan can be provide in any of these formats - *.dxf, *.dgn, *.dwg.
We’ll contact you within 10 days to discuss your application and confirm your required dates.
After our technical assessment we’ll confirm the scope of works with you.
We design the project to your needs.
After the acceptance and payment is received, we’ll schedule the works for delivery.
Your feedback is important to help ensure we’re meeting your needs and expectations.
I’ve got my site plan, site photos and CAD plan ready.
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If you’re not sure what you need, get advice from our team.
Talk to usThe new LED lights will provide a more uniform illumination of the area and will be brighter compared to the old lights.
LED streetlights are more focussed ensuring more of the light shines onto the street and sidewalks with less light spill into adjacent areas.
Western Power is regulated by the state government in terms of how it can earn revenue. Our revenue (through tariffs) is determined by the size of our Regulated Asset Base (RAB).
When streetlights are added to the RAB they have an economic life of 20 years. If a streetlight is replaced or upgraded to LED when it is younger than 20 years old, there’s still some value in there that we haven’t recovered back yet.
Western Power may approve the gifting of ownership of existing streetlights from the Local Government Authority to Western Power if the following criteria are met: