PAT testing is a legal requirement for all portable electronic equipment at commercial premises throughout the UK. It involves checking the wiring of an appliance through rigorous inspection to ensure ongoing safe use, or, if necessary, identifying faults to combat and rectify fire safety issues. AAC can help your business with PAT testing throughout north London and the home counties,. From kettles to laptops, we can carry out inspections on all portable appliances to ensure they are in good working order. Once finished, we will provide you with a full report and certification.
Do I need an Electrical Condition Report? The simple answer is yes, whether it’s your home, a business or a property you rent out, your electrical installation should always be covered by an up to date Electrical Condition Report.
During an EICR, the fuse board, wiring and electrical accessories are thoroughly tested and inspected for faults or deviations from the Wiring Standards.
Throughout the test, the following areas will be inspected and tested:
There are new electrical regulations for landlords in 2021 that require you to arrange an inspection and electrical safety certificate for all your private rented properties.
As a landlord, you’ll need to make sure you’re complying with these rules. If you don’t you could face a fine of up to £30,000. Any remedial work required in your report needs to be completed within 28 days of the test report (or a shorter time period, if specified). Your electrician will need to give written confirmation that they’ve completed this work for you, to the tenant and local authority, within 28 days of finishing the job.
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