Portable Appliance Testing
Pricing for Every Home and Business
Pricing Based on Number of items
* Prices are all tax inclusive
- 1-1 items £50
- 5-5 items £75
- 10-10 items £100
- 20-20 items £150
Pricing Based on Number of items
* Prices are all tax inclusive
- 1-1 items £60
- 5-5 items £85
- 10-10 items £110
- 20-20 items £160
Ensuring Appliance Safety with Professional PAT Testing
Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) is a vital process to ensure that electrical appliances in your property are safe to use. Our PAT service involves thorough inspections and tests conducted by qualified technicians, ensuring compliance with safety standards and preventing potential electrical hazards.
What Appliances Need PAT Testing?
PAT testing is necessary for various types of portable electrical appliances, including but not limited to:
- Computers and peripherals
- Kitchen appliances (e.g., kettles, toasters)
- Office equipment (e.g., printers, copiers)
- Power tools
- Extension cords and chargers
Who Should Get PAT Testing?
PAT testing is recommended for a wide range of property owners and users:
- Landlords: To ensure rental properties are safe and comply with regulations.
- Homeowners: For peace of mind and to ensure the safety of appliances in the home.
- Business Owners: To comply with health and safety regulations and protect employees and customers.
- Educational Institutions: To ensure the safety of students and staff.
What Happens During PAT Testing?
During PAT testing, a qualified technician will perform a thorough examination of your portable appliances.
Inspection Process:
- Pre-Testing Inspection: Initial visual inspection to check for any visible damage or wear.
- Electrical Testing: Conducts electrical tests to ensure appliances are functioning correctly and safely.
- Documentation: Records the findings and provides a detailed report, including any defects and recommendations.
What Happens After PAT Testing?
After the PAT testing, you will receive a comprehensive report detailing the condition of your appliances and any required actions.
Post-Testing Steps:
- Review Report: Go through the findings with the technician to understand the condition of your appliances.
- Address Faults: Schedule necessary repairs or replacements as recommended in the report.
- Certification: Once any required work is completed, you will receive a certificate confirming that your appliances meet the required safety standards.
By following these steps, you can ensure that your property’s electrical appliances are safe, compliant, and functioning properly. Regular PAT testing is a proactive measure to protect your property and its occupants from electrical hazards.
Take the First Step Towards Safety
Book your desired service today and experience the peace of mind that comes with a safe and secure home. Visit our services page to find out more and schedule an appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
The frequency of PAT testing depends on the type of appliance and its usage environment. Generally, it is recommended to test appliances annually, but high-risk environments may require more frequent testing.
Regular PAT testing helps prevent electrical hazards, ensures compliance with safety standards, provides documentation for insurance purposes, and gives peace of mind knowing that your appliances are safe to use.
Employers, landlords, and business owners are responsible for ensuring that all portable electrical appliances in their premises are PAT tested and safe to use.
PAT testing includes a visual inspection of the appliance, an electrical test to check for safety, and documentation of the results. The appliance will receive a pass or fail label based on the findings.
If an appliance fails the PAT test, it should be removed from use immediately and either repaired by a qualified technician or replaced. A follow-up PAT test may be required after repairs.
While PAT testing itself is not a legal requirement, ensuring electrical safety is. PAT testing is a widely accepted method for complying with electrical safety regulations in workplaces and rental properties.
New appliances should be visually inspected before use but may not require immediate PAT testing. However, they should be included in the regular PAT testing schedule based on their usage environment.