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Within 7 weeks you'll receive a Design Information Package (DIP).
$363 - $550
per stage
Service | Charges |
---|---|
Design information package |
$742 |
Design conformance review per stage plus per lot/streetlight |
$550 $44 |
Design re-conformance review per stage plus per lot/streetlight |
$363 $44 |
Up to 7 weeks
To provide you with an access offer.
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.
A geospatially correct design drawing of the subdivision plan.
Subdivision plan design drawings shall be geospatially correct by incorporation of Map Grid of Australia MGA94 grid system. This geospatial information is required to enable incorporation into Western Power’s Geographic Information System (GIS). All drawings sent to Western Power must be in DGN format (Microstation - Bentley) and saved in Default View, as opposed to Sheet View, prior to submittal.
The MGA94 file should only include the pre-calculated cadastral plan of the current subdivision stage where Western Power asset are to be installed. If the MGA94 file is not provided with the submission for DCR, it is to be provided to Western Power through the electronic mail box External Design and Construct atby email least five working days prior to Handover inspection. The MGA94 file is required to be input into Western Power’s GIS data base so that the necessary switching and commissioning program can be produced for the energisation of the subdivision.
This assesses that the voltage drop, line currents and fuse protection are adequate for each circuit.
Use our Low voltage design software to create an assessment.
The Bill of Materials must cover the materials which Western Power is to provide for the work agreed to be undertaken by Western Power.
The Bill of Materials must cover the materials which Western Power is to provide for the work agreed to be undertaken by Western Power. It is to be based on compatible units contained in our Distribution Design Catalogue (DDC). It shall be in a format suitable for direct loading into Western Power’s DQM.
TXT file based on the DDC manual created from Microstation or DQM CU EXPORT FACILITY and generated by the DQM/CAD Interface – Urban Residential Design Software.
A report demonstrating that the voltage fluctuation occurring at your point of supply is within limits defined in SA/SNZ TS IEC 61000.3.5:2013 “Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Limits - limitation of voltage fluctuations and flicker in low voltage power supply systems for equipment with a rated current greater than 75 A”.
An assessment that demonstrates an earth fault on the high voltage (HV) power network does not result in dangerous levels of a earth potential rise.
Streetlights within subdivision developments is provided for the local government authority (LGA). Developers will generally install either Western Power standard streetlight or Western Power’s decorative streetlight. Energy consumption on Western Power standard streetlights will be charged to LGAs as per gazetted street lighting tariffs. Energy consumption on decorative streetlights will usually be higher than the gazetted tariff.
Therefore, Developers are required to seek the approval of LGAs if they intent to install decorative streetlights in the subdivision developments.
Within 7 weeks you'll receive a Design Information Package (DIP).
We’ll provide you with a Design Conformance Review within 7 weeks.
After your payment is received, you can request a pre-handover. A pre-handover meeting will be scheduled within 4 weeks.
Upon 100% quality assurance, handover will be achieved.
We will engerise within 6 weeks of handover.
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