ᐅ Electricity Connection Registration with Provider – Assistance with Technical Data
Created on: 17 Jan 2023 12:42
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Oberhäslich
Hello dear forum members,
unfortunately, more than 10 inquiries with local electricians have been unsuccessful. The issue concerns applying for the house connection and temporary construction power (including rental and installation). I received 2 offers but then no further feedback. Therefore, I have now filled out the application myself. I need help with the technical data; maybe someone here is familiar with this.
A single-family house is being built on an existing plot, but there is no existing connection on the property, so no connection box or similar. The overhead line runs underground at the neighbor’s property about 1 meter (3 feet) from the boundary line. The single-family house is 160 square meters (1722 square feet), has an air-to-water heat pump with 8 kW, no basement, and is a KfW55 energy-standard house. Our building consultant gave me an application form from another single-family house to use the data, but only for the construction power and house connection. I tried to fill out the heat pump section myself in the form. Is this okay so far? Would you install a separate meter for the heat pump? I would run it through the normal meter. Photovoltaics are only planned for the future, but the panels will be installed in 2-3 years, hopefully when prices become more reasonable again.
unfortunately, more than 10 inquiries with local electricians have been unsuccessful. The issue concerns applying for the house connection and temporary construction power (including rental and installation). I received 2 offers but then no further feedback. Therefore, I have now filled out the application myself. I need help with the technical data; maybe someone here is familiar with this.
A single-family house is being built on an existing plot, but there is no existing connection on the property, so no connection box or similar. The overhead line runs underground at the neighbor’s property about 1 meter (3 feet) from the boundary line. The single-family house is 160 square meters (1722 square feet), has an air-to-water heat pump with 8 kW, no basement, and is a KfW55 energy-standard house. Our building consultant gave me an application form from another single-family house to use the data, but only for the construction power and house connection. I tried to fill out the heat pump section myself in the form. Is this okay so far? Would you install a separate meter for the heat pump? I would run it through the normal meter. Photovoltaics are only planned for the future, but the panels will be installed in 2-3 years, hopefully when prices become more reasonable again.
netuser schrieb:
It certainly depends on the region or the provider whether they even offer corresponding rates! And if they do, these usually aren’t worth it at all! Good point. Some DSOs or electricity providers still don’t understand metering concept 8. They mix up the difference between meter number and market/metering location, even though it has been introduced nearly 4 years ago. This definitely needs to be clarified beforehand.