Need to connect, modify or disconnect a service?
Whether you want to connect a new property, alter or remove an existing connection, connect to solar, or request other connection services, we have all the information you need below.
If you are unsure of which application you need, we have created the Connections Process Document to guide electricians through the more nuanced processes
New connections
Whether you're building a new home or starting a new business and the power's never been on, we can connect you to our network.
Portal
Apply online to connect, alter or disconnect a service.
Bushfire reconnections
There are many considerations to our approach on reconnecting power after a bushfire. Find out what's involved, here.
Connect solar and EV chargers
You can now install a system such as solar, batteries or rotating generation units to supplement the power you draw from the grid.
Modify your connection
Your power needs can change. Find out how to modify your connection.
Connections enquiry
Seeking information about service availability, connection points, authorised service capacity or existing SA Power Networks assets? Log into our Portal and complete a Customer Enquiry request.
Disconnections
Looking to disconnect your service? Find out how, here.
Lighting
Want to install a security floodlight at your home or business, or find out about our public lighting services?
Moving house or property
Moving house? Get organised with these helpful tips to manage your power supply.
Construction contestability
Construction contestability enables accredited external providers to deliver certain network construction works under SA Power Networks’ design, safety, quality, and acceptance requirements.
New meter installations
Find out more about the changes to metering and what they mean for you.
Relocate our assets
Request for our equipment on or near your property to be relocated.
Temporary connections
A temporary connection can be set up when there is no permanent power supply on site, for example a building site.
Request for low voltage line covers (tiger tails)
Request low voltage liner covers (tiger tails) to keep you safe when working around overhead powerlines.
Clearance to energise
The clearance form is required to be completed by the customer to authorise SA Power Networks to re-energise plant or equipment which has been de-energised and where an SA Power Networks Access Permit has not been issued
Endorsement for Wholesale Demand Response (WDR)
Find out more if you are seeking our endorsement for load aggregation for WDR participation