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  • Building Near Power Lines

    If constructing a building near power lines NZECP:34[http://www.worksafe.govt.nz], - Safety distances, sets out minimum distances required between the building and overhead power lines. NWL0003 homes close to...
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  • Safety Around Home

    Tripping Circuit Breakers or blown fuses indicates an electrical fault. This could be caused by an overloaded circuit (hot plug) - check your switchboard (fuseboard) for blown...
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  • Farm Safety

    Every year there are incidents involving machinery contacting overhead power lines or underground cables. Remember to look up and know where overhead lines are, request plans and...
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  • Using Generators Safely

    NWL0003 switchboard Solar and wind generators enable you to produce your own electricity for your own use, however it can pose a risk to anyone working...
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  • Boating Safety

    Keep your boat well clear of power lines. Electricity can arc from the lines to a mast or aerial without having to even touch the line....
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  • Electricity Safety Laws

    The electrical industry and public must adhere to strict rules governing electrical work as outlined in: Electricity Act Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010 New Zealand Electrical Codes of...
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  • Get Connected

    Information for Installation Owners and Electricians As an Installation Owner you will be required to enter into a contract with an Energy Retailer for your supply of...
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  • Power Outages

    The map shows all the areas that are currently affected by power outages. Network Waitaki regrets any inconvenience and will restore power as quickly as possible. Please...
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  • How to Disconnect

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