Your Trusted Partner for PAT Testing Near You

To guarantee the protection and compliance of your portable electrical devices, it is important to contact a reputable PAT Testing service in Widnes. At AGR Electrical Ltd, our qualified engineers utilise electronic devices to manage all aspects of commercial and domestic settings, ensuring security while upholding relevant standards. We take a systematic approach to conduct thorough inspections and electrical testing to identify any flaws, damage, or possible dangers in your portable appliances.We are proud to serve clients managing offices, construction sites, and a variety of workplaces. Our aim is to build lasting relationships while offering expert advice on keeping their electrical equipment safe and secure. Count on us to maintain a safe and efficient environment, so you can concentrate on what you do best.AGR Electrical

What Does Our PAT Testing Process Entail?

Our licenced and certified experts follow a detailed process, performing the tests in these steps:Visual Inspection: This is a crucial first step, where we check the appliance, its cable, and plug for any visible damage, such as cracks, frayed cables, or loose connections.Electrical Testing: Using state-of-the-art tools, our experienced professionals perform electrical tests, including Earth Continuity, Insulation Resistance, Polarity, and Lead Polarity Test. Our tester will record test results and identify failed appliances.Reporting and Labelling: After tests, a report details the results of each appliance, including any failures and the reasons for them. Each appliance is labelled as either ‘pass’ or ‘fail’, along with its testing and following test dates.Actions Following Failure: If an appliance fails the PAT test, we remove it from service, repair it, or replace it. It cannot be operated until it has been repaired and successfully retested for safety.

Smart Electrical Solutions You Can Trust

Safeguard your electrical appliances and equipment with our local PAT testing services. We meticulously assess each item, regardless of its size, to ensure your safety and peace of mind. Our expertise spans a broad spectrum, including:
  • Portable Appliances: Kettles, toasters, radios, TVs, printers.
  • IT Equipment: Computers, laptops, and peripherals, including printers and scanners.
  • Office Equipment: Photocopiers and office machines.
  • Power Tools: Drills, saws, hand-held tools.
  • Kitchen Appliances: Microwaves, refrigerators, washing machines.
  • Cables and Extension Leads: Extension leads, multi-way adaptors, laptop cables.
  • Other Appliances: Hair dryers, lamps, and wired-in appliances such as water heaters.

Need Assistance? Contact Us Today

Fluke Inspection and Testing EquipmentWith over two years of experience, AGR Electrical Ltd offers safe and thorough PAT testing services across a diverse range of sectors. We quickly address malfunctioning appliances to resolve issues in a timely manner.If you’d like more details about our PAT testing services in Widnes, feel free to reach out to us. You can speak directly with a member of our crew by calling 07852 300106 or emailing info@agr-electrical-24-7.co.uk.

FAQs

How frequently should I have my appliances PAT tested?

The duration of Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) varies depending on the type of appliance and the environment. Generally, appliances that are exposed or frequently used require more frequent testing. For instance, handheld tools on a construction site are tested every three months, while an office computer may be tested every two to four years.

What are the benefits of PAT testing?

PAT testing helps to:
  • Ensure electrical appliance safety.
  • Reduce electrical accidents, fires, and injuries.
  • Comply with legal electrical safety obligations.
  • Prevent equipment damage.
  • Minimise downtime, maintain productivity.

What should I do if my appliance doesn’t pass a PAT test?

Any portable appliance failing to pass a PAT test should be instantly removed from service. Repair or replace it to eliminate the hazard, then retest it.

Do I have to keep records of PAT tests?

Although not legally required, keeping records of PAT tests is advised. Records help demonstrate compliance and are helpful for insurance purposes.