Private Power Pole Solutions
A failed or missing overhead service point often means a private pole — but the pole is only half the job. This page is for Level 2 ASPs, builders and rural property owners working out what a compliant private pole installation actually needs, and where the parts come from.
The problem: a pole is more than a pole
Setting a private pole means the right length and material, a cap to seal the top, a hook for the service attachment, POA hardware for the ABC cable and concrete to set it. Miss one and the install stalls at inspection or halfway through the day.
The products that fix it
Galvanised steel poles in 6.5m and 7.2m stock lengths ship as complete sets with cap and nut-and-bolt hook, backed by timber and composite options, the full point-of-attachment hardware range, strain clamps, service connectors and builders concrete.
How ordering works
Give us the pole length, POA height and network requirements and we'll quote a compliant set with matching hardware — custom lengths on request, dispatched from Sydney.
From the Range
Related Pages
Private Pole Hardware
Caps, hooks, brackets and POA gear for every pole
Point of Attachment Solutions
The right hook or bracket for every service attachment
Pole and Point of Attachment Package
Private pole plus attachment hardware on one order
Private Power Poles for Acreage
Overhead service poles for large residential blocks
Point of Attachment
Overhead service attachment hardware
Private Poles
Galvanised private power poles
Accessories
Tools, conduit & consumables
Level 2 ASP Contractors
Disconnect/reconnect, metering and overhead service work
Level 2 ASP Electricians
Truck stock for service, metering and overhead work
The Complete Guide to Private Power Poles
A full trade reference on private power poles — steel, timber and composite materials, sizing, hardware, footings and maintenance for compliant overhead services.
The Complete Guide to Point of Attachment Hardware
A trade reference on point of attachment hardware — hooks, brackets, strain clamps, service connectors and consumables for terminating an overhead service compliantly.
What Is a Point of Attachment?
A plain-language explanation of the point of attachment — where the overhead service connects, the hardware involved and why clearance matters.