(2) Despite subregulation (1), the following electrical equipment is not required to be controlled by a main switch— mains; for metering or the control or protection of metered or metering circuits owned by a major electricity company, an interstate electricity supplier or a retailer; service protective device owned by a major electricity company or an interstate electricity supplier; ancillary equipment, measuring equipment, and associated wiring that are required to be connected to the supply side of the main switch or switches, provided that the wiring and equipment are confined within or on the switchboard; such as voltage sensing equipment, associated with a safety service that is connected on the supply side of a main switch in accordance with Australian/New Zealand Wiring Rules; (f) equipment, such as voltage sensing equipment, associated with an alternative supply system that is connected on the supply side of a main switch in accordance with Australian/New Zealand Wiring Rules; limiters;
(2) Despite subregulation (1), the following electrical equipment is not required to be controlled by a main switch— mains; for metering or the control or protection of metered or metering circuits owned by a major electricity company, an interstate electricity supplier or a retailer; service protective device owned by a major electricity company or an interstate electricity supplier; ancillary equipment, measuring equipment, and associated wiring that are required to be connected to the supply side of the main switch or switches, provided that the wiring and equipment are confined within or on the switchboard; such as voltage sensing equipment, associated with a safety service that is connected on the supply side of a main switch in accordance with Australian/New Zealand Wiring Rules; (f) equipment, such as voltage sensing equipment, associated with an alternative supply system that is connected on the supply side of a main switch in accordance with Australian/New Zealand Wiring Rules; limiters;
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