How much connection capacity for the construction of a single-family house

Hello. I am a new user of this forum. I apologize in advance because the topic may have already been rolled. I am submitting an application for electricity to Tauron for the time of construction. And here is my question - what connection capacity should I apply for. I am asking because one electrician said that 7 kW is enough for me and another said that I should take 14 kW. And yet the subsequent monthly fees depend on this power?

I used 3f 7kW at PGE because it was the cheapest, they put fuses at 16A, i.e. 11kW. After construction, I increased to 14kW.

So take 3f 7 kw - Is it enough for a concrete mixer, aggregate and other power tools and will it not blow the fuse by accident? Does the power of this electricity affect monthly payments?

In my opinion, it is not profitable to combine just as much power as you will need ultimately, i.e. 13-14kW and maybe not apply for powering the construction site ... more in this thread -> https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic2579654 .html

mawerix123 wrote:

it's not worth trying to figure it out

maybe it pays off when it is a significant amount with monthly payments to ZE.

mawerix123 wrote:

maybe not apply for powering the construction site .... more in this thread

I have read this thread. If not for power supply to the construction site, what should I apply for, about a tinplate? This seems to me to be more of a combination.

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grzeskk wrote:

I used 3f 7kW at PGE

there was no problem with the fuses?

Mac_Sw wrote:

maybe it pays off when it is a significant amount with monthly payments to ZE.

Only from these monthly costs of supplying the construction site, in addition to the tariff, add the cost of making a temporary connection that you have to finance, which costs over PLN 1k. And so in the end you will apply for the target connection that will be made by the company on behalf of Tauron.

Apply for normal G11 fare. Do not combine with construction electricity, just use a regular connection with the target power.
A friend applied for a connection to a garden house and was normally given a G11
PGE doesn't have any problems (I don't know about others). You just have to be careful when signing the contract, because they put the C11 paper.

Does anyone have experience with Tauron? I wonder if it is somehow verified, because the plot is completely empty at the moment?

From the link that your colleague mawerix123 gave you, you will learn that virtually every operator is required to connect you to G11 normally. Problems may depend on local behavior at points of sale. Do not let yourself be told a different tariff and do not worry about any projects they may request. You have to pull the cable to the box on the plot border, then put up a barrack or gazebo with a socket and find a licensed electrician who will pull the cable from the box with the meter to the switchboard / socket. Apply for electricity for social / living purposes, not for construction purposes

Mac_Sw wrote:

Does anyone have experience with Tauron?

The neighbor is in the phase of ordering two cable connectors with measuring systems on two plots, there is no construction site there and he will not be there for the next 5 years, he just wants to have electricity on the plot in case children are building, and until then one nest for mowing grass is enough on the plot and that's it, tariff g11

Mac_Sw wrote:

I have read this thread. If not for powering the construction site, what should I apply for, about a tinplate? This seems to me to be more of a combination.

If you want to pay twice as much for electricity, take the construction tariff C11 (nobody protects the rich)
Make a simulation yourself:
https://pgedystrybucja.pl/strefa-klienta/informacje-dla-konsumenta/kalkulator-taryfowy

If you do not combine it, you will not save

First, you make an application for a tinplate, if the County Office does not raise any comments (probably a month), you go to them and give you a stamp on the application that they do not make any comments. You are writing a letter to PGE about joining the farm building. Later, you send them a letter from the electrician that the electrical installation in the tin is made in accordance with the regulations.

Hi, let me reheat the cutlet.

I have plans to build a house in the near future and I am just filling out paperwork at PGE.

A construction company will build the house to the SSZ.

I have three connection options to choose from at PGE:

for construction purposes
to target power
for construction purposes + target power supply

The last one seems to me the most appropriate because the house will be built by a construction company, I do not have time to struggle with the EV at this stage of construction. I also understand that a normal electric box will be placed and it will be possible to remove the erbet from there ??

In the application, I must indicate the power of the construction connection, from what I can see, 3 phases of 7KW should be enough

I just don't know how much to enter the estimated annual energy consumption for building connection ??

the target connection is to be 15-16KW 3 Phases

Estimated annual energy consumption of the target connection is approximately 1800 kWh


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