Manuals, standards & metering
We take safety seriously - and we share this commitment with our contractors, installers and anybody who needs to work near our network. We want to make sure you, your workmates and the community remain safe and the power remains on.
Always follow the manuals and industry standards relevant to your project and work environment to make sure your work is carried out safely and in line with the relevant laws and regulations.
Horizon Power is committed to meeting all legal obligations in relation to legislative, regulatory and environmental requirements. Our Safety, Health & Wellbeing Policy is available below with all other Safety and Health Management System documentation available through the Contractor and Tender portals.
Download the Switchgear Instruction Manual - SIM
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AMS 2024/001 - TE Connectivity - Preformed Dead-End Performance Issue [1.00 MB] |
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AMS 2023/001 – Post Insulator Clamp | |
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AMS 2023/002 – RMU and SF6 disposal - Hazard | |
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AMS 2020/001 - Application of LV spreaders [0.21 MB] |
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AMS 2020/002 - Single Phase Spur Fusing [0.16 MB] |
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AMS 2014/001 – Protection of Steel Standard Poles incorporating Street Lights [2.37 MB] |
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AW 2012/009 - Installation & Replacement of Service Cables [0.08 MB] |
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Metering requirements
The following links provide the electrical consulting and electrical contracting industries information regarding all requirements for any connection, of all types of installations, to a Horizon Power Network.
Mandatory Link Criteria and Metrology Procedure
Horizon Power has received approval from the Economic Regulation Authority for the mandatory link criteria under Part 6 of the Electricity Metering Code.
The mandatory link criteria deals with the communication links required by metering installations so as to enable meters to be read from remote locations via telecommunication networks.
The following documents explain the Horizon Power's Mandatory Link criteria, Metrology Procedure for Meter Installations and the approval received from the Economic Regulation Authority.
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Communication Rules - Metering services [0.88 MB] |
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Mandatory Link Criteria - Metering Services [0.62 MB] |
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Meter Reading Schedule 2025/26 | |
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Metrology Procedure - Metering Services [1.57 MB] |
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Service Level Agreement - Metering Services [0.77 MB] |
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Horizon Power manuals, standards & guides | |
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Australian Standards | |
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Building and Energy | |
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Code of Practice - Persons working on or near energised electrical installations | |
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Code of Practice - Inspectors (Electricity) | |
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Code of Practice - Utility Providers | |
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Metering information | |
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WA Electrical Requirements (WAER) | |
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WA Service and Installation Requirements WASIR [9.80 MB] |
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Metering requirements
The following links provide the electrical consulting and electrical contracting industries information regarding all requirements for any connection, of all types of installations, to a Horizon Power Network.
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