Your load breakdown allows us to assess the impact of your project on the network and charge you the right amount.

The bill of materials is a TXT file based on the DDC manual created from Microstation or DQM CU EXPORT FACILITY and generated by the DQM/CAD Interface. Your bill of materials is to be provided for Design Conformance Review in accordance with Underground Distribution Schemes Manual Section 4.4.4.

A concept plan provides us with a view of the subdivision, the scale of the project and nature of the proposed electrical network. Together with stage timing information, we can undertake planning assessments and produce a Design Information Package.

Design drawings are provided for Design Conformance Review in accordance with Underground Distribution Schemes Manual Section 4.4.4. The drawings must be geospatially correct by incorporation of Map Grid of Australia MGA94 grid system. Other design drawing requirements are in Appendix 4 of the Underground Distribution Schemes Manual.

The information allows us to check the impact of your loads on the network.  You must comply with Power Quality limits as per AS61000.3.6 and Western Power Technical Rules.

Draft design drawings provided with your application assist us to complete your Design Information Package.

An equipment schedule allows us to notify the electricity retailer of the new/changed load of the UMS connection; and, check that the load does not exceed 4.8kW (20A) single phase.

Hydrology drawings and water table levels demonstrate flood event and water table levels in relation to above ground assets and transformer stability. Assets must be located above flood event levels. This information must be provided for a Design Conformance Review in accordance with the Underground Distribution Schemes Manual Section 5.3.3.

A lighting schedule allows us to understand the type and size of lights you require and check that we can provide them.

A location plan shows your project site on a map within the surrounding area.