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Datel Electrical

Professional PAT Testing Services In Ashburton

Is your business in Ashburton compliant with PAT testing regulations? Faulty appliances can lead to electrical hazards, fines, and even business downtime. At Datel Electrical, our experienced electricians provide efficient and thorough PAT testing, ensuring that your equipment is safe and legally compliant.

 

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Who Needs Ashburton PAT Testing?

We offer a wide range of domestic and commercial electrical services designed to minimise risks like electrical faults, fires, and breakdowns. Our expert electricians carry out thorough inspections at your convenience, providing detailed reports and compliance certification. We work with:

  • Schools, nurseries, and educational institutions
  • Industrial sites, warehouses, and construction businesses
  • Landlords and rental property owners
  • Industrial sites, warehouses, and factories
  • Offices, shops, and hospitality venues
  • Construction sites using power tools and electrical equipment
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Ashburton Pat Testing - How Often Should Electrical Items Be Tested?

The recommended frequency of PAT testing depends on the industry and type of equipment used. Below is a general guideline for keeping your electrical appliances safe and compliant:

  • IT equipment, kettles, microwaves, and fridges should be tested once every four years
  • Portable equipment like extension leads require testing every two years
  • Handheld and frequently used electrical devices should undergo annual testing
  • Schools need to test appliances such as microwaves, fridges, kettles, freezers, photocopiers, computers, and printers every 12 months
  • Lamps, power tools, TVs, and DVD players in schools should be checked every two years
  • Construction sites using 110V equipment, including cement mixers, crane lifts, and power adaptors, must conduct testing every three months
  • Industrial facilities and commercial kitchens must test all portable and handheld equipment every six months
  • Stationary and IT equipment in industrial and commercial settings should be inspected annually
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Datel Electrical treat every electrical job with equal importance.

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Please do not hesitate to contact us for a free, no obligation estimate or any other enquiries. We will respond to you as promptly as possible.

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Kingskerswell
TQ12 5AT

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Frequently Asked Questions

The frequency of PAT testing depends on the type of appliance and its usage. High-risk equipment, such as power tools and catering appliances, should be tested annually, while office electronics may require less frequent checks.

PAT testing in Ashburton includes a thorough inspection, electrical safety tests, and a compliance certificate. This helps confirm appliances are safe for continued use and reduces the risk of electrical faults.

Businesses in Ashburton must comply with UK electrical safety laws. Regular PAT testing helps reduce the risk of electrical hazards, protects employees and customers, and ensures legal compliance for workplace safety.

Landlords in Ashburton must ensure all electrical appliances in rental properties are safe and in working order. While PAT testing isn’t a legal requirement, it’s a highly recommended safety measure to prevent electrical faults and comply with rental safety standards.

Ashburton homes, businesses, and rental properties must comply with electrical safety regulations, including those outlined in the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989.

While PAT testing isn’t a legal requirement, it is one of the best ways to ensure that electrical appliances are safe and compliant. Regular testing reduces the risk of accidents, fines, and liability issues caused by faulty electrical equipment.