Meter reseal

Need to reseal your electricity meter? Here’s what it means, why it’s important, and how to get started.

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What's a reseal? Is it the right job? Ready to raise the job?

What's a meter reseal?

If your meter has been opened to carry out electrical work, it’ll need to be resealed, recertified, and tagged to meet safety and compliance standards. 

Is this the right job for you?

A meter reseal is required when the electricity meter has been opened to carry out electrical work. This includes situations like:

  • Wiring upgrades where the meter was opened, but not removed
  • Fault repairs where the meter may have been bridged to restore power urgently, such as after-hours hot water faults
  • Any other instance where the meter has been accessed and the original seal removed

In these cases, the meter must be resealed, tagged, and recertified to meet safety and compliance standards.

Note: If the meter has been removed at all, or your switchboard has been upgraded, please see meter relocation instead. 

Timeframes and fees

  • Standard turnaround: within 10 business days
  • Fees: see our fees page

Ready to raise a meter reseal?

You'll need to touch base with us to raise this job. Please visit our contact us page to live chat with us. 

Before you make contact, please ensure you have: 

  • The reason the reseal is being requested
  • A Certificate of Compliance (COC) for any electrical work that has been carried out