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Portable Appliance testing (PAT) is crucial for ensuring safe and efficient functionality of the electrical equipment. It is important that all the appliances meet the strict safety standards and pose no threat to the safety of the people residing in the building.
PAT testing is carried out in businesses, shops, rented properties, care homes, etc. PAT testing is essential in any building where there are employees or rented property or public sector building.
Book your Electrical Installation Condition Report from just £79 through A2Z Electric. We are confident that the pricing we offer is the most competitive in the market and our rates are not ‘before’ VAT so the price quoted on our site is the final price you pay for your report. If you are a landlord with multiple properties you can benefit from our generous discounts for block bookings on your EICRs.
The following things are included in PAT testing
Earth test for integrated and hard wired appliances as their plug is not accessible for a visual inspection
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DOMESTIC EICR NON DOMESTIC EICR PAT TESTING Fault Finding & Emergency Call OutIt is now a legal requirement for Landlords (Domestic and Commercial) to have the installation inspected and tested at least every five years or when occupancy changes.
It is recommended that private properties get an EICR every 10 years and it is now mandatory that Landlords have the installation inspected and tested at least every five years – and more often if the most recent safety report requires it.
An NICEIC accredited at approved contractor level, or approved by another electrical regulatory body at a similar or higher level - you can check this on the Electrical Safety Register.
The electrician will make a visual assessment, and then carry out a series of checks on your electrical systems. Any ‘code one’ problems, ie problems that are immediately dangerous, they will need to fix those there and then or at least make them safe. Any ‘code two’ problems that are potentially dangerous will be noted and a quote provided to fix them at the end of the process, and any ‘code threes” (Issues not deemed unsafe) will again be noted and quoted for.
Each property is different but the electrician needs to check each area thoroughly so you should expect them to be there for a significant period of time. A visual check alone can take up to an hour, and it can take another hour to fill out the certificate.
You have a duty of care to your tenant and must ensure that the installation is safe when they enter the property and is maintained throughout their tenure.
The Landlords and Tenants Act (1985) requires that the electrical installation in a rented property is:
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Where a report rates the electrics as ‘unsatisfactory’, the regulations require the landlord to undertake further investigative or remedial work by a qualified person within 28 days, or sooner if specified in the report.
Unsatisfactory codes shown on the EICR report can include:
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These new Regulations require landlords to have the electrical installations in their properties inspected and tested by a person who is qualified and competent, at least every 5 years. Landlords have to provide a copy of the electrical safety report