Powerlines
construction and design services in NSW Central West
Design & Construction
As Level 1, 2 & 3 Accredited Service Providers, Enacon Group can provide overhead powerline design and construction throughout Bathurst and the Central West.
We supply and offer installation for overhead and underground powerline infrastructure for residential, commercial, industrial and rural clients. Our team carries out all work related to powerlines, including electrical design and new construction, maintenance for existing powerlines, and relocation of powerline structures.
We supply and offer installation for overhead and underground powerline infrastructure for residential, commercial, industrial and rural clients. Our team carries out all work related to powerlines, including electrical design and new construction, maintenance for existing powerlines, and relocation of powerlines, and relocation of powerline structures.
Construction
Enacon Group are qualified, authorised and experienced in new construction. Whether it is adding powerline infrastructure for an industrial park or providing a residential subdivision with powerlines, we can meet the needs of each client.
Relocation
We know how challenging powerline relocation is, our skilled electrical designers and technicians are experienced with safely and effectively relocating powerlines.
We partner with you from the inital site visit, through the design certification process and network construction.
Our team delivers cost effective and reliable Level 1 Construction, Level 2 Metering and Level 3 Network Design.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are four different types of power lines, these are low voltage, medium voltage, high voltage and extreme high voltage. Typically low voltage is used for residential homes.
Two of the wires connect electricity from the transformer to the home, business or another source that is receiving the power. The third wire connects to the point of electrical supply.
Power lines that are buried generally require less maintenance and suffer less damage simply because they are not directly exposed to extreme weather and other hazards. However, they can be susceptible to damage from flooding and other natural disasters.
