Electricals

ExpoNet is the official electrical contractor for SPLASH! Trade Expo 2026. Exhibitors and contractors are not permitted to access floor power pits.

Please contact ExpoNet if you wish to order power, or to discuss electrical services. 

ExpoNet Exhibitor Services Team 
Phone: +61 (02) 9645 7000 
esd@exponet.com.au

Test & Tag 

All electrical leads need to be tested and tagged in accordance with QLD Electrical Safety Regulation 2013 testing requirements, prior to use on-site. This includes laptop power cords and phone chargers. 

All electrical products must meet AS/NZS3820. 

The use of double adaptors is prohibited.

Onsite Test & Tag service 

Onsite test & tag services will be provided by ExpoNet, within the expo hall. 

This service can be pre-booked and paid for via your ExpoNet Online Exhibitor Kit. 

Electrical Safety Regulations 

Exhibitors and contractors are responsible for ensuring that electrical equipment and switches are safe and regularly inspected, tagged, and tested, and maintained in accordance with 

• Electrical Safety Act 2002, 
• AS/NZS 3000:2018 Wiring Rules, 
• CoP Managing electrical risks in the workplace 2021 and 
• Part 6, Division 6, QLD Electrical Safety Regulation 2013. 

GCCEC Management reserves the right to demand the removal of any electrical equipment it deems to be non-compliant or suspected of being non-compliant. 

Further instructions critical to Electrical Safety:

• Faulty or damaged electrical equipment is to be tagged ‘Out of Service’ and removed from use. Do not use damaged electrical leads.  
• The use of power tools inside GCCEC buildings is not permitted without prior consultation from GCCEC Management and without the appropriate controls in place. Such power tools include drop saws and circular saws, routers, planes, jigsaws, angle grinders, brick and tile cutting saws.
• Power tools are to be operated as per the manufacturers intended use specifications.

Cable across walkways

It is a GCCEC requirement that any electrical or data cables, that change the floor levels across walkways, are covered with a cable management system. Cable trays, and taped down matting or carpet tiles, are suitable. Yellow and black hazard tape should alert people to the bump in the floor.