New Zealand Gazette – 1995 – No. 95

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✨ Load Group Specifications

6 SEPTEMBER
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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6. LOAD GROUPS

Installations have been grouped according to their available capacity (assessed kVA) rather than the type of installation.

Load Group 1a: 400V general supply with assessed capacity under 5kVA including 1ph/30A, 2ph/15A and 3ph/10A.
These are mainly very small installations, eg. farm pumps.
The line charges for this group consist of a fixed line charge and a fixed transmission charge per metered installation per day.

Load Group 1b: 400V general supply with assessed capacity between 5kVA and 14kVA, including 1ph/60A, 2ph/30A and 3ph/20A.
These are mainly domestic dwellings, which have all been assessed at 14kVA, and farms.
The line charges for this group consist of a fixed line charge and a fixed transmission charge per metered installation per day.

Load Group 1c: 400V general supply with assessed capacity between 15kVA and 28kVA, including 2ph/60A and 3ph/30A.
These are mainly non-domestic installations which have been reduced from 42kVA to 24kVA.
The line charges for this group consist of a fixed line charge and a fixed transmission charge per metered installation per day.

Load Group 2a: 400V general supply with assessed capacity between 29kVA and 69kVA, including 3ph/60A and 3ph/100A.
These are mainly large domestic dwellings and small commercial installations.
The line charges consist of a fixed line charge, a variable line charge per assessed kVA and a variable transmission charge per assessed kVA per metered installation per day.

Load Group 2b: 400V general supply with assessed capacity between 70kVA and 150kVA, including 3ph/150A and 3ph/200A.
These are mainly medium commercial and small industrial installations.
The line charges consist of a fixed line charge, a variable line charge per assessed kVA and a variable transmission charge per assessed kVA per metered installation per day.

Load Group 2c: 400V general supply with assessed capacity above 150kVA, including 3ph/250A and above.
These are mainly large commercial and medium industrial installations.
The line charges consist of a fixed line charge, a variable line charge per assessed kVA and a variable transmission charge per assessed kVA per metered installation per day.

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🌾 Deviations from Guidelines for Load Group Splitting and 11kV Installations (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsLoad Groups, Splitting, 11kV Installations, Cost Allocation, Electricity Supply

🌾 Load Group Specifications for Electricity Supply Installations

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsLoad Groups, Electricity Supply, Capacity, Line Charges, Transmission Charges

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