We test and tag all types of portable appliance devices across both domestic and commercial sectors. PAT testing refers to anything that can be plugged into an electrical outlet and can be stationary, portable or fixed. Items that are included for PAT testing purposes and sectors we work in are as follows:
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• Microwaves
• \Kettles
• Fridges/Freezers
• Toasters
• Washing machines
• Household lamps
• TVS
• DVD players

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• Baby monitors
• Wallpaper Repairs/Removal
• Grab Bars & Accessories
• Exhaust Fan Replacement
• Lighting
• Sink/ Faucet Replacement
• Toilet Replacement

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• PC’s
• Hard drives
• Monitors
• Portable phones
• DECT phones
• Portable fans
• OHP(Overhead projector)
• Communication hubs

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• Office printers
• Fax machines
• Kettles
• Coffee machines
• Fridges
• Hoovers
• Extension cords
• IEC leads

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• Kettles
• TV’s
• DVD players
• Irons
• Hair dryers
• Lamps
• Uplighters

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• Fan heaters
• Portable heaters

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• Emergency lighting
• CCTV systems
• Cone saws
• Blow torches

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This list is by no means exhaustive and generally speaking, any device that has a plug can be PAT tested. Pluggable, portable devices are generally split up into two categories for testing; namely Class 1 appliances and Class 2 appliances. Depending on the manufacturing and electrical composition, a Class 1 or a Class 2 category is then assigned and the PAT testing machine is configured for the correct options before testing commences.