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Shed Price Guide Property Of Valid June 2018 – June 2019 Apex Contracting (QLD) Pty Ltd

Shed Electricals

Pricing Guide



Apex Contracting (QLD) Pty Ltd We are a small family owned and operated business servicing all areas of

Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast to Toowoomba and all areas in between.

ABN: 37 626 557 202 Electrical Contractors License: 85114 Electrical Workers License: 143583

Contents:

Page 3: Terms and Conditions Page 4: Basic Electricals’ Costing Breakdown Page 5: Advanced Electricals Costing Breakdown Page 6: Additional Items Page 6: Overhead Service Information Page 7: Trenching Information Page 8: Glossary Page 8: Contact Us



Terms and Conditions: 1. Pricing:

Pricing listed below is ONLY for sheds up to 6x9 metres. Due to the additional requirements of cabling, cable support as well as any access equipment possibly required for larger sheds, additional charges may be added. Sheds larger then 6x9 metres will require quoting unless agreed upon before installation.

2. Underground/Overhead Sub-Main’s (Power to Shed): For all new shed installations power will be required from the property. If a pre-existing structure is located on the property with a power connection, Apex Contracting (QLD) may be able to access this power. This cost of trenching is not included in the pricing below and will require quoting before the shed has been fitted with any deals listed below. If no existing power service is connected to the property a third party and additional works may be required. Apex Contracting (QLD) will need to be aware of this prior to commencing any works. Power to the structure can be achieved via two different options: 1. Underground – This method requires trenching from new/existing powered structures to a sub-board in approved sub-board zone (Refer Glossary). All underground services are required to be at a minimum depth of 600mm from finished ground height as per AS3000 Wiring Rules. 2. Overhead – This method will require a point to point catenary wire (Cable supporting wire) from new/existing powered structure to the approved sub-board zone. Overhead services also must comply with AS3000 Wiring Rules. Additional works may be required for each method depending on the type of installation. Example: Cable may require to be run through a roof space to a point of exit, where a trench will be need to be dug from the point of exit to the approved sub-board zone.

3. Landscaping: If trenching is required for the installation of power to a shed, it is possible grassed/pathed areas may be damaged during the excavation for this service to be run. Apex Contracting (QLD) Pty Ltd will not be responsible for damage to grassed/pathed areas. These areas are the responsibility of the owner to re-establish after works are completed.

4. Damages: Any damages to property caused by Apex Contracting (QLD) will be repaired as agreed upon between Apex Contracting (QLD) and the owner. If damage is done to a property it is a REQUIREMENT that a document outlining the damage is written/illustrated and signed by each individual before any repairs begin.

5. Compliance: ALL WORKS COMPLETED BY APEX CONTRACTING (QLD) PTY LTD MUST COMPLY WITH AS/NZS3000 WIRING RULES.



Offer 1: Basic Electrical Approx. time required to complete job: Allow 8 hours – 1 Tradesman (Internal Only) Most suitable shed size: 3x6m Sub-board: 8 Pole Enclosure, Fitted to timber sheet fastened to shed structure. Sub-board to be located as close to submain point of entry as possible. Circuit Breaker/Safety Switches: 1x Main Switch (Supply) 1x 10A RCBO (Lighting) 1x 20A RCBO (General Power Circuits) 10a Power Outlets: 2x 10a Double Power Outlet (To be installed on each side of shed). NOT INCLUDED 1x 10a Power outlet for Roller Door $89 Number of 10a weather proof Outlets: NOT INCLUDED 1x 10a Double weather proof outlet $139 Number of 15a outlets: NOT INCLUDED 1x 15a Power Outlet on separate circuit (Includes additional RCBO) $189 Number of LED Battens: 1x 1200mm LED Batten light in centre of shed roof Number of LED Flood Lights: NOT INCLUDED 1x 150w LED Flood Light (Includes additional light switch) $199 Number of Switches/Location: 1x switch located as close to sub-board as possible.

Is the installation compatible with additional items on page 6? Yes, Additional items can be added/removed as requested. What size sub-main cabling is recommended for this type of installation? If the connection point from the house to the sub-board zone is less then 50m, 6mm2 cabling is recommended allowing for 32a’s to be drawn. Cost: $1299 Including GST



Offer 2: Advanced Electricals Approx. time required to complete job: Allow 14 hours – 1 Tradesman (Internal Only) Most suitable shed size: 3x6m – 6x9m Sub-board: 8 Pole Enclosure, Fitted to timber sheet fastened to shed structure. Sub-board to be located as close to submain point of entry as possible. Circuit Breaker/Safety Switches: 1x Main Switch (Supply) 1x 10A RCBO (Lighting) 1x 20A RCBO (General Power Circuits) 1x 20A RCBO (15A Outlet) 10a Power Outlets: 2x 10a Double Power Outlet (To be installed on each side of shed). 2x 10a Double Power Outlet (Specified Location Ex: Work Bench) 1x 10a Double Power Outlet Roller Door Number of 10a weather proof Outlets: NOT INCLUDED 1x 10a Double weather proof outlet $139 Number of 15a outlets: 1x 15a Power Outlet on separate circuit (To be installed as close to sub-board as possible) Number of LED Battens: 2x 1200mm LED Batten light spaced evenly on roof of shed 1x 1200mm LED Batten light above work space Number of LED Flood Lights: 1x 150w LED Flood Light (above roller door or desired location) Number of Switches/Location: 3x switches located as close to sub-board as possible. Switch 1: 2x LED Batten Switch 2: 1x LED Batten Switch 3: 1x LED Flood light

Is the installation compatible with additional items on page 6? Yes, Additional items can be added/removed as requested. What size sub-main cabling is recommended for this type installation? If the connection point from the house to the sub-board zone is less then 50m, 6mm2 cabling is recommended allowing for 32a’s to be drawn. Cost: $1999 Including GST



Additional Items: All Items and prices listed on this page are for sheds up to 6x9m ONLY. All larger sheds will have additional cost depending on the distance to outlets/lights. Additional Circuit Breakers: For separating circuits 1x 10a RCBO Installed $129 1x 20a RCBO Installed $129 Additional Power Outlets: 1x 10a double power outlet installed $89 1x 15a single power outlet installed $189 Weather Proof Power Outlets: 1x 10a Weather proof power outlet installed $139 Additional Internal/External LED Lights: 1x 1200mm LED Batten Light 40w installed $119 1x 600mm LED Batten Light 20w installed $109 1x Weather Proof 1200mm LED Batten light 40w installed $169 Additional Flood Lights: 1x 150w LED Flood Light installed $199 1x300w LED Flood Light installed $299 1x 150w LED Flood Light + Motion Sensor installed $309 1x 300w LED Flood Light + Motion Sensor installed $409

Requiring something additional not listed above? If you require something not listed feel free to ask us. We are constantly looking for ways of improving our service and would be happy to provide any additional items you may require.

Overhead Services: In some situations overhead services may be the best way of supplying power to your new or existing shed. For example: If the shed has been built very close to the house or point of supply. In order to connect overhead services, two fixing points are required, one as high as possible on a house (or pole) connecting to another fixing point on the shed. A stainless steel cable is run and tensioned between these two fixing points called a catenary cable. Attached to the catenary cable is a conduit containing the electrical service. This cabling comes from the main switchboard to the sub-board zone. This method is very effective and quite cost effective, as opposed to trenching, however it does not suit every application, It’s also the least aesthetically practical. It is recommended this option to be used if no other options are available.



Trenching/Undergrounds: If trenching is required to connect power to your shed, we can arrange to have these services provided. Depending on the distance from the switchboard location to the sub-board zone there are two options for trenching NOTE: All trenches containing electrical services MUST be dug 600mm deep from finished ground height. This is to comply with the AS/NZS3000 Wiring Rules.

1. Hand Dig – Generally for short distances (up to 8m) If minimal trenching is required from the main switchboard to the sub-board zone, one option is to hand dig a trench. Sometimes this option can be the cheapest option depending on length and accessibility.

2. Machine Dig – Longer/deeper trenches If trenching is required for more than 8 metres, a machine dug trench might be the best option. A third party would be required for this option. This option is generally best if it is clear no services are likely to be affected while digging.

Digging a trench to get cabling from the main switchboard to the sub-board zone is the most common method of connecting power. It is also the most aesthetically practical option.

Don’t like the electrical kits above? We can tailor make a quote specifically suited to your requirements. Please feel free to call or email our staff for any of your electrical needs. Brendan Meier Lead Electrician/Supervisor Email: [email protected] Call: 0401 646 324



Glossary: Main Switchboard: The Main Switchboard is a connection point where the service from the street/generator are connected to supply power to the property. This generally has Supply Metering in it. Sub-board: A Sub-board is in addition to the main switchboard; a supply cable is run from the main switchboard into the sub-board providing a rated amount of power to the sub-board. This then supplies outlets/lighting through current limiting devices (Circuit Breakers). Sub-board Zone: The Sub-Board Zone is the area in which a sub-board is proposed to be installed in the shed. This area is generally on a wall closest to the entry of the cabling to the shed. RCBO: Residual-Current circuit breaker with overcurrent protection – Or more commonly known as a Current Limiting / Safety switch Combination breaker. By law in Australia, any general power outlets or lighting circuits MUST have these types of breakers supplying them. Refer AS/NZS3000 or speak with Apex Contracting (QLD) Pty Ltd. Trenching: Refer Trenching (Page 7)

Contact Us: For all queries or for more information please contact Apex Contracting (QLD) Pty Ltd Brendan Meier Lead Electrician/Supervisor Mobile: 0401 646 324 Email: [email protected] Facebook: www.facebook.com/apexcontractingqld We offer all other electrical services as well, Feel free to contact us about any other projects you may want to get done. Electrical – Data – Communications – Security – Audio Visual – Commercial/Industrial Electrical

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