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Contact & faults · Tasmania

TasNetworks contact details

The main TasNetworks contact number is its 24/7 faults and emergencies line, 13 20 04. As the electricity distributor for Tasmania, TasNetworks handles connections, meters, network faults and outages, while your retailer handles bills and plans. Here is every way to reach the right one.

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How to reach TasNetworks

TasNetworks contact details

TasNetworks is a network operator, so its lines are for outages, faults, connections and meters, not bills.

Faults & outages (24/7)

13 20 04

Power outages, fallen lines & network faults

Who to call

TasNetworks or your retailer?

Ringing the wrong one is the most common mistake. Here is the split.

Call TasNetworks for

Power outages and blackouts, fallen or sparking powerlines, network faults, new connections, supply upgrades and meter issues. Faults line: 13 20 04.

Call your retailer for

Bills, payments and hardship help, plan and tariff changes, concessions and rebates, and moving home. Not sure who is cheapest? Compare retailers.

In an emergency. If a powerline is down, you see sparking, or anyone is in danger, call 000 immediately and stay at least 8 metres clear. Then report the fault to TasNetworks on 13 20 04.

Common questions

A Selectra expert answers your TasNetworks contact questions

The main TasNetworks contact number is the 24/7 faults and emergencies line, 13 20 04. For bills and plans, contact your retailer instead.

Call TasNetworks for power outages, fallen powerlines, network faults, new connections and meter issues. Call your retailer (the company on your bill) for billing, payments, plan changes, concessions and moving home. You can compare retailers any time; you cannot switch your distributor.

Call 13 20 04 (24/7) or check the live outage map at tasnetworks.com.au. See our TasNetworks power outage page for the full steps. If a powerline is down or life is at risk, call Triple Zero (000) first.

New connections, meter installations and supply upgrades on the TasNetworks network are arranged through TasNetworks, usually via your electrician or retailer, with forms on tasnetworks.com.au. Your retailer can start the process for you when you move in or build.

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