Electrical Safety Compliance
By interstate agreement and legislation, an electrical safety certificate issued by the appropriate regulatory authority in any State or Territory is recognised by all other States or Territories.
Articles approved by a regulatory authority must be identified with a valid Electrical Safety Certificate Number issued by a State or Territory authority. An electrical safety certificate number typically consists of a letter to indicate the State of approval, followed by a number.
State Electrical safety regulatory authority Example marking ACT Regulation, Department of Urban Services NSW Safety and Standards Branch, Department of Fair Trading NSW13816 NT Power and Water Authority QLD Electrical Safety Office, Department of industrial Relations Q96249 SA Office of Energy Policy S12345 Tas Office of the Tasmanian Electrical Regulator Vic Office of the Chief Electrical Inspector V90263 WA Technical and Safety Division, Office of Energy W2015
Alternate electrical safety compliance marks
Instead of an electrical safety certificate number, an article can be marked with one of the following compliance marks issued by Standards Australia:
Electrical Safety Type Test mark
Electrical Safety Type Test mark