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It will bring changes to requirements for the manufacture, sale, supply or import of in-scope electrical equipment.

The Electrical Regulatory Authorities Council (ERAC) had its biannual meeting on November 27 and 28. At the meeting, the implementation of the upcoming Electrical Equipment Safety System (EESS) was discussed, including the Equipment Safety Rules (previously referred to as the 'Scheme Rules'). As ...

Electrical contractors purchasing and installing electrical equipment should understand their legal obligations and know how to minimise their risk.

During discussions at the recent Electrical Regulatory Authorities Council (ERAC) meeting, members confirmed 1 July 2012 is no longer a viable date for implementation, as some ERAC members will need more time to pass the necessary legislation through their respective Parliaments. ERAC members hav...

A guide from ERAC on supplying safe electrical equipment. Created for manufacturers, importers, suppliers, retailers and all traders of electrical appliances and fittings.

In Australia, electrical safety regulatory functions are the responsibility of State and Territory Governments. The Electrical Regulatory Authorities Council (ERAC) is made up of representatives of the regulatory authorities responsible for electrical safety in the Australian States and Territori...