Liaisoning Work

The Part That
Happens In Offices

Erecting a line is the visible half. The other half is a file moving between the DISCOM and the Electrical Inspector, and it is usually the half that decides your energising date. We carry both, so nobody is waiting on the other party’s contractor.

WHAT DO YOU HAVE? NO SUPPLY YET LT CONNECTION HT CONNECTION UNDER THE CEILING OVER THE CEILING SUPPLY, NOT ENOUGH OF IT LOAD EXTENSION BUILT, NOT YET ENERGISED INSTALLATION APPROVAL ANY HT WORK PASSES HERE TOO ONE FILE, ONE OFFICE AT A TIME — THE ORDER IS WHAT DECIDES THE DATE
Start Here

Which Situation
Are You In?

01 You have no supply at the premises yet, and the load is above the LT ceiling HT Connection A full HT file: feasibility, estimate, agreement, substation, and the Electrical Inspector before it can be charged. 11 / 22 kV Inspector approval Substation work 02 You have no supply yet, and the load sits within the LT ceiling LT Connection The short route. Application, survey, demand note, test report, meter — no statutory inspection stage to wait on. 415 V No inspection gate Fastest path 03 You have supply, but not enough of it — or you are being billed a penalty Load Extension Raise the sanctioned load to match what you actually draw, and build whatever the higher sanction turns out to require. Penal tariff Transformer upgrade Watch the ceiling 04 The installation is built, and nobody is allowed to energise it yet Electrical Installation Approvals Drawings, measured test results and site inspection through the Electrical Inspector, under the CEA safety regulations. Statutory gate CEA regulations Measured evidence

Not Sure Which
One You Need?

Send your latest bill and the load you are trying to run. That is usually enough to tell you which file you are actually starting, and roughly what it costs.

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