Updates : Upgrading to 3 phase wiring.Finally got the house wiring to 3 phase.
This was planned initially but it got delayed due to
1. The electrical wiring contractor left this final thing undone when he "disappered" (after taking the full payment

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2. $$$ habis, so need time to recover.
I thought it would be complicated but it was surprisingly easy.
Step 1: TNB Application for 3 phase upgrade- Go to TNB and apply (I went when they have a special offer, they waive their TNB connection charges)
Note: There is 2 types of connection, overhead and underground, the overhead connection type were waived)
- Hire a qualified electrician contractor registered with TNB (TNB will give you a list for you to choose)
- The electrician will visit your house and ensure that your house wiring is ready for the upgrade (in my case, it was already done)
Step 2: Pay Bill- The electrician will arrange for the upgrade with TNB and top up the extra deposit for you.
- You have to pay all your outstanding bills with TNB
Note: Alternatively the next TNB bill will also include the Deposit top up amount, you can pay the deposit when you pay that bill.
Step 3: Re-wiring- TNB will arrange people to make an appointment to rewire your main line to 3 phase configuration
Note: When the meter is installed, it starts at "0000000"
Khaw Thim
Finally my house is running on 3 phase - hopefully this will allow me to turn my house in to an icebox without the fuse tripping
Many of the terms I use here is wrong as I am not a technical man and try to explain to the best of my limited ability and understanding.
Feel free to correct any error that you see.

Bro Phoenix... May I have ur approved electrician contact please. Currently doing renovation for my house. Tq!