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What is the difference between a class 1 appliance and a class 2 appliance

When PAT Testing Class 1 appliances, the Earth Continuity and Insulation Resistance tests are carried out. In a Class 2 appliance, the user is protected by at least two layers of insulation. For this reason, Class 2appliances are also known as Double Insulated. They do not require an Earth connection

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How many items can be PAT tested in the day

A qualified and experienced PAT tester can test properly on average 150 items per day in an industrial setting and up to 300 items per day in an office 

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Battery powered testers can be used on construction sites, and there is no risk of damaging equipment, however most can only perform a low current earth continuity test. For 110V site equipment, a high current earth bond test is preferable. For regularly testing 110V equipment, dual voltage PAT testers are available.


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Portable appliance pricing

HOW MUCH DOES PAT TESTING COST? The costs of Portable Appliance Testing can vary, but a smart rule of thumb to use when thinking about contacting a professional PAT Testing firm is that they will charge somewhere between £1 and £2 per appliance that will be tested.

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Class 1 appliances

Class 1 (metal) test

This means that it depends on a combination of insulation and an earth connection to protect the user from an electric shock. During PAT testing we need to carry out the Earth Continuity and Insulation Resistance test. The kettle is plugged into the PAT tester.

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All equipment with a UK plug should be Pat tested

It makes you believe that only portable appliances need to be tested when in fact it is recommended that anything with a plug is 'maintained' to ensure that it is safe. These appliances come in different classifications such as Portable, Stationary, Moveable, Hand Held, IT and Fixed.

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if you have an appliance that has a plug that is intended to be connected to a wall socket or generator, it qualifies as needing to be PAT tested. This can include items such as electric drills, monitors, printers, PCs, kettles and larger items like photocopiers, vending machines and fridge freezers
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Legally, in order to adhere to these regulations

Legally, in order to adhere to these regulations the person carrying out the PAT testing must have adequate training in how the process is carried out. Technically anyone can carry out PAT testing, but they must have the necessary training to deem them suitable for carrying out the work.

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The type of electrical appliance, the risk of the appliance becoming faulty, the nature of its use and the environment in which it is used essentially determines the level of inspection and testingrequired. PAT testing involves complex procedures that involve many multiple examinations with multiple variables.

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A Pat Test is a routine inspection of some types of electrical appliance to they are safe to use. Its purpose is to prevent electrical accidents in the workplace. ... Some appliances only need a reduced test, called a PAT insulation test

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PAT TESTING INFO

PAT testing law requires that all landlords, employers and even self-employed individuals make sure that their portable electrical appliances are safe and are suitable and used for the purposes intended. These appliances should always be maintained properly and remain in good working order.

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