What is a Portable Appliance? The general census is that a portable appliance is a piece of electrical equipment which has a lead, a plug and requires an electric mains socket for it to work. By law, all portable electrical appliances must be tested for their operational safety and to ensure the safety of the people who use them.
Common examples of portable appliances include:
IT Equipment : PCs, printers;
Kitchen Appliances : toasters, microwave ovens, kettles;
Office Appliances: photocopiers, fax machines;
Desktop Equipment: fans, lamps
Pat Testing People are experts in the field of Portable Appliance Testing and we provide a reliable, specialised service at great prices to companies, schools, educational institutions, landlords, letting agents and many other types of organisations.
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We use the Alphatek OmegaPAT supplied by CLE Electrical Wholesale Ltd conforms to VDE072, Electricity at Work Regulations, IEE Guidelines, HSE guidelines and relevant British Standards. The unit also has a flash test facility. |
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