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Why Electrical Inspection is Necessary? Safety: Ensuring the electrical installation is safe and free from hazards is paramount. Compliance: Inspection verifies that the work meets the required standards and regulations. Consumer Protection: It protects consumers by ensuring that electrical work is performed correctly and safely, according to Energy Safe Victoria.

Electricity Safety (General) Regulations
CLAUSE 249 (1)(f)
Electricity generation systems including any wiring systems, switchgear, controlgear or accessories installed to provide control or protection to those generation systems (excluding stand-alone power systems with a power rating that is less than 500 voltamperes);
CLAUSE 249 (3)
For the purposes of section 45 of the Act, prescribed electrical installation work means electrical installation work on all or part of any
battery system including work on associated wiring systems, switchgear, controlgear and accessories.
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ELECTRICAL VERIFICATION
1. Visual Inspection: A thorough visual check of the installation to identify any obvious defects or hazards. 2. Testing 2.1 Continuity of the Earthing System: Ensuring a continuous and low-resistance path for fault currents to flow back to the source, which is essential for safety and proper operation of protective devices. 2.2 Insulation Resistance: Measuring the resistance between live parts and earth to ensure the insulation is adequate and prevents unwanted current flow. 2.3 Polarity: Verifying that all conductors are connected in the correct polarity and that there are no cross-connections. Correct Circuit Connections: Ensuring all circuits are correctly connected and terminated. 2.4 Fault Loop Impedance: Measuring the impedance of the fault loop (the path a fault current would take) to verify that protective devices will operate quickly enough to disconnect the power in the event of a fault. 2.5 Operation of Residual Current Devices (RCDs): Testing RCDs to ensure they trip (disconnect the power) within the required time when a fault current is detected.