ELECTRICAL SAFETY REGULATIONS 2024
184Notice to purchaser of land about potential risks
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184 Notice to purchaser of land about potential risks (2) A person who transfers land must give the purchaser of the land a written notice in accordance with this regulation. (3) The notice must specify the following in relation to the land: (a) whether there is a service line above a swimming pool or spa facility; (b) whether there is a service line above a structure;
Electrical Safety Regulations 2024 111 (c) whether there is a meter box or other electrical equipment within 3.5 m of a swimming pool or spa facility; (d) whether there is a meter box or other electrical equipment within 1.5 m of a hot tub with a capacity of less than 5 000 L; (e) whether all network isolators are clearly labelled; (f) whether any cavities or holes were left by a meter box that was relocated and if they were appropriately filled; (g) whether any multiple earth neutral system of earthing complies with the Wiring Rules; (h) whether metering neutral bar metallic mounting bolts need to be covered with insulating material if not installed behind the kilowatt hour meter; (i) whether the connection to the earth stake is mechanically protected; (j) whether the earth stake is labelled; (k) whether the earth location is marked on the switchboard; (l) whether the terminal connections are painted with galvanised paint. Examples for subregulation (2)(c) and (d) Other electrical equipment include a solar inverter, an energy storage system, a switchboard, an air conditioning unit and an electrical driven generator. (4) The notice must not be false or misleading in a material particular. (5) The notice must be given before the day the land is transferred. (6) A person commits an offence if the person: (a) transfers land on or after 1 July 2026; and (b) contravenes this regulation.