If you have any concerns over your electrical installation in Norwich why not have a periodic inspection (now refered to as an electrical installation condition report) in line with the 17th edition Wiring Regulations BS7671, by one of our City and Guilds 2391 qualified electricians.

All dwellings should be inspected electrically at an interval of no more than 10 years and in the case of let properties this should be done by the landlord on each change of tennant.

Electrical installation condition report includes

• Visual inspection
• Polarity checks 
• Insulation resistance checks
• Earth fault loop impedance tests
• RCD tests
• Functional testing

The PAT test is an important verification tool. The whole process is known as "in-service inspection and testing of electrical equipment."  This routine check of all electrical appliances ensures that all your electrical installations meet the strictest safety requirements!

The PAT test complies with all legal requirements and may even qualify you for a discount on your insurance premiums, as it proves how seriously you take safety issues. In the event of any damages claims, your PAT certificate proves that your electrical installations have been tested and certified.

PAT testing includes:

• visual inspections
• earth-bond tests
• insulation-resistance tests
• flash testing
• load tests
• earth-leakage test
• functional checks

Non-compliance with PAT standards can lead to severe punishments for corporations and landlords, ranging from fines to imprisonment. We therefore recommend that all relevant portable appliances are tested regularly.

We look forward to discussing PAT testing with you in more detail!