Electrical Compliance Certificate Clause Samples
An Electrical Compliance Certificate clause requires that a property owner or seller provides official documentation verifying that the electrical installations on the premises meet current safety and regulatory standards. In practice, this means the responsible party must obtain a certificate from a qualified electrician or authority before a property transfer or occupation, ensuring all wiring, outlets, and electrical systems are safe and up to code. The core function of this clause is to protect buyers or tenants from inheriting unsafe or non-compliant electrical systems, thereby reducing risk and ensuring legal compliance.
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Electrical Compliance Certificate. 15.1 The Seller shall provide the Purchaser at its own cost, on or before the date of occupation mentioned above, or the date of registration, with a certificate of compliance in accordance with the provisions of Government Regulation 2920 of 1992 issued in terms of the Machinery and Occupational Safety Act No. 6 of 1983 by an accredited person registered with the Electrical Contracting Board of South Africa, in a form acceptable to the supplier of electricity, certifying that the electrical installation on the Property is in accordance with SABS 0142. Should the aforesaid person report that there is a fault or defect in the electrical installation, the Seller shall be obliged, at its own cost, within 21 (twenty one) days of receipt of such report and recommendations, to contract with an electrical contractor or any other person to issue the certificate of compliance. Should the certificate predate this Agreement, the Seller warrants that the certificate is valid in respect of all existing electrical installations on the Property.
15.2 The Seller undertakes to effect no alteration of whatever nature to the electrical installation in the Property hereby sold after the date of issue of the certificate.
Electrical Compliance Certificate. The Parties record that the Property comprises vacant land and accordingly an Electrical Compliance Certificate in terms of the Electrical Installation Regulations, 2003 (issued in terms of the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993) (the “ECC”) is not required.
Electrical Compliance Certificate. The Seller hereby undertakes to deliver to the Purchaser on or before the transfer date a copy of the electrical compliance certificate as provided for in the Occupational, Health and Safety ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.
Electrical Compliance Certificate. 18.1. The SELLER shall, prior to the date of registration of the transfer of the PROPERTY into the PURCHASER’s name, and at his cost, deliver to the Conveyancer a Certificate of Compliance issued by a qualified electrician in terms of the Electrical Installations regulations of 2009 promulgated under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, No. 85 of 1993 as amended. The SELLER undertakes not to make any changes in respect of the electrical installations in the PROPERTY after delivery of such Certificate.
18.2. An Electrical Certificate of Compliance issued not more than 2 (TWO) years prior to the date of this Agreement shall be valid and effective for purposes of this clause 18.
Electrical Compliance Certificate. 20.1 The Seller shall be responsible for obtaining, on or before the Occupation Date, a Certificate of Compliance in accordance with the provisions of Regulations issued in terms of the Machinery and Occupational Safety Act (No. 6 of 1983). Such Certificate shall be made available to the Seller’s Conveyancers when called for by them.
20.2 The party in occupation of the Unit at any time after issue of the Certificate contemplated in Clause 20.1 above, undertakes not to effect any alteration of whatsoever nature to the electrical installation in respect of the Unit after the date of issue of such Certificate.
Electrical Compliance Certificate. Prior to the Transfer Date the Seller at its expense shall provide the Purchaser with a certificate of compliance issued by a registered person as defined in the Electrical Installation Regulations in accordance with the provisions of Regulation 7(1) to the effect that the electrical installations in the Unit are deemed to be reasonably safe when properly used.
Electrical Compliance Certificate. Roof Certificate (A19) 11.3.3. Approved Plan
Electrical Compliance Certificate. 16.1 The Seller shall prior to the Transfer Date procure that the electrical installation on the Property be examined by a registered Person as defined in the Electrical Installation Regulations (2009) (“Regulations”) promulgated under the Occupational Health and Safety Act No 85 of 1993 for purposes of the issue of a certificate of compliance (as defined in the Regulations) by such a registered Person in accordance with regulation 7(1) of the Regulations.
16.2 The Seller shall procure that prior to the Transfer Date the Purchaser be furnished with such a certificate of compliance.
16.3 Should any work be required to be done to the electrical installation on the Property before such a certificate of compliance can be issued, such work shall be done at the expense of the Seller prior to the Transfer Date.
16.4 The Seller will on delivery of such a certificate of compliance to the Purchaser have complied fully with all its obligations in terms of or arising from this clause 16 and accordingly the Seller shall after the delivery of such a certificate of compliance have no further liability of whatsoever nature arising from the provisions of this clause 16. In particular it is recorded that the Seller does not guarantee that any aspect of such a certificate of compliance is or will be correct.
Electrical Compliance Certificate. 12.1. The Seller undertakes (at the Seller's expense) to obtain from an accredited and registered person a Certificate of Electrical Compliance (ECC). The person or company is registered with the Electrical Contractors Association. The ECC shall comply with all the applicable current legislation and shall be delivered to the Purchaser and the Conveyancing Attorneys prior to the date of occupation, or within five (5) days of demand for delivery.
12.2. The Seller warrants that no additions or alterations to the electrical installation have or will be effected after the date of issue of the ECC.
12.3. The seller warrants the work completed by the Electrical compliance certificate provider, and arbitration will fall under the ombudsman or governing body
12.4. The Conveyancing Attorneys are instructed not to register the transfer of this property in the Deeds Registry until the provisions of this clause have been complied with.
Electrical Compliance Certificate. The Seller shall provide the Purchaser, by delivery to the Conveyancers, with a Certificate of Compliance issued in terms of the Electrical Installation regulations, 2009 issued under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993 (“OHSA”) by not later than the date of Transfer. Insofar as the accredited electrician appointed by the Seller to provide such certificate requires remedial or rectification electrical work to be carried out as a precondition to the issue of such certificate, the Seller will procure that such work is carried out and will do so at the Seller’s sole cost and expense. The certificate shall not pre-date the date of Transfer by more than 2 (two) years.