Energy Reports Ltd, Company Reg. No.06815038
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• 1-30 Appliances £55.00* • 31-150 Appliances = £1.80 / Appliance • 151-250 Appliances = £1.65 / Appliance • 251-500 Appliances = £1.25 / Appliance • 501-1000 Appliances = £1.05 / Appliance • 1000+ Appliances = £0.85 / Appliance *We only charge call out price for less than 30 items We offer a one off rate for all Landlord lettings and rental properties. • Price Per Property £55.00 Energy Reports Ltd also offer as part of our extensive service all of the below at no cost to you, that's right FREE!. •replacement of damaged plugs. •replacement of fuses where required. •retest on appliances after repairs. •minor repairs. •asset report & test results in a presentation folder. •electronic copy of test results on CD Rom. •failure report, detailing reasons for failed items. •application of pass and fail labels. •certificate of electrical testing on completion. •scheduling so you know when re-tests are due. •Microwave leakage tests. We are also committed to making sure we offer our services with the minimal disruption to your day to day business. This is why we offer the following at no extra cost. •Out of hours testing. •Weekends SAT/SUN. •All appliances are re-connected and plugged back in after testing. Put all this together and you have one of the most comprehensive PAT test services available. Energy Reports Ltd are fully covered by a £5 Million pound Public Liability Insurance Policy. |
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In the UK Portable Appliance Testing or PAT Testing is a process where electrical appliances
are routinely checked to see if they are safe to use, and pose no threat to the user and the
environment they are used in.
Portable Appliance Testing should be carried out at regular intervals on all electrical equipment
used by employees/employers or members of the public.
All electrical appliances with a mains plug need to be tested. Any appliance that can be
moved has to be maintained. The reason for this is that most of the damage occurs to the
power cord or the plug in appliances that are moved regularly.
This doesn’t just cover small portable appliances; equipment such as fridge freezers, washing
machines, microwaves and larger appliances also need to be tested.
Hand-held items such as drills and hairdryers can suffer damage more easily. For this reason
their testing will be more frequent than stationary items such as fridge freezers.
The code of practice for PAT testing defines various types of equipment/accessories to be
inspected and tested. All appliances will fall into one of these eight categories.
•Portable equipment/appliances
•Hand-held equipment/appliances
•Movable equipment/appliances
•Stationary equipment/appliances
•Fixed equipment/appliances
•Built-in equipment/appliances
•Information technology equipment
•Extension Leads
Our Service Includes carrying out all the inspection testing listed in the government guidelines.
We include the following in our service for each one of our customers.
•Earth Continuity test on all Class I equipment.
•Insulation resistance testing, if applicable, or a protective conductor current/touch current test
or substitute/alternative leakage test.
•Functional tests.
We offer a full package of testing incorporating the following and much more.
•Opening of the plug top. •Checking for plug top damage.
•Checking termination of conductors. •Tightening of terminals.
•Checking flex anchorage. •Checking for safe flex/cable routing.
•Checking no damage to flex. •Checking correct location of
appliance.
•Checking appliance casing for damage. •Checking for appliance safe working.
•RCD protection checks. •Extension and IEC lead testing.
•Checking correct fuse for appliance and flex capacity.
are routinely checked to see if they are safe to use, and pose no threat to the user and the
environment they are used in.
Portable Appliance Testing should be carried out at regular intervals on all electrical equipment
used by employees/employers or members of the public.
All electrical appliances with a mains plug need to be tested. Any appliance that can be
moved has to be maintained. The reason for this is that most of the damage occurs to the
power cord or the plug in appliances that are moved regularly.
This doesn’t just cover small portable appliances; equipment such as fridge freezers, washing
machines, microwaves and larger appliances also need to be tested.
Hand-held items such as drills and hairdryers can suffer damage more easily. For this reason
their testing will be more frequent than stationary items such as fridge freezers.
The code of practice for PAT testing defines various types of equipment/accessories to be
inspected and tested. All appliances will fall into one of these eight categories.
•Portable equipment/appliances
•Hand-held equipment/appliances
•Movable equipment/appliances
•Stationary equipment/appliances
•Fixed equipment/appliances
•Built-in equipment/appliances
•Information technology equipment
•Extension Leads
Our Service Includes carrying out all the inspection testing listed in the government guidelines.
We include the following in our service for each one of our customers.
•Earth Continuity test on all Class I equipment.
•Insulation resistance testing, if applicable, or a protective conductor current/touch current test
or substitute/alternative leakage test.
•Functional tests.
We offer a full package of testing incorporating the following and much more.
•Opening of the plug top. •Checking for plug top damage.
•Checking termination of conductors. •Tightening of terminals.
•Checking flex anchorage. •Checking for safe flex/cable routing.
•Checking no damage to flex. •Checking correct location of
appliance.
•Checking appliance casing for damage. •Checking for appliance safe working.
•RCD protection checks. •Extension and IEC lead testing.
•Checking correct fuse for appliance and flex capacity.
PAT Testing
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