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Testing

Testing of 110 volt equipment, commonly found in the building industry, is also undertaken.

Fittings

Fitting new plugs & sockets.

Repair

Any damaged leads can be replaced by our engineers.

full range of services for all of your Portable appliance testing needs

Appliance Testing

This refers to any electrical appliance or device that comes with a plug and connects directly to a mains power socket for operation.

This includes a wide range of everyday household items such as toasters, kettles, and microwaves, as well as more specialized equipment like power tools, office machinery, and entertainment systems. Whether it’s something as simple as a lamp or as complex as a computer, if it relies on mains electricity and has a plug, it falls under this category.

These devices are commonly used in homes, workplaces, and industrial settings, and require regular safety checks to ensure they function properly and don’t pose electrical hazards.

Socket Testing

The single or twin socket outlets found in domestic homes and business premises are standard electrical fittings that allow multiple devices or appliances to be powered simultaneously.

Single socket outlets provide a connection for one plug, while twin socket outlets offer the convenience of connecting two separate devices at the same time.

These outlets are essential for everyday electrical use, supporting everything from household appliances such as televisions and refrigerators to office equipment like computers and printers. They are designed to meet safety standards, ensuring the reliable supply of electricity while minimizing the risk of overloads, short circuits, or electrical fires.

Socket outlets are typically installed in various rooms, making it easy to access power for essential or convenient use in kitchens, living spaces, workstations, and industrial settings.

Extension Lead Testing

All lengths and types of extension leads can undergo testing to ensure they are safe and functioning properly. This includes everything from short indoor extension cords to longer outdoor garden extension leads that may be exposed to the elements.

Extension leads used in homes, such as those found powering home entertainment systems, which often accommodate three or more devices like televisions, gaming consoles, and sound systems, are also included. Additionally, trailing leads, commonly used in offices or workshops to provide power to multiple appliances or tools, are tested for safety and performance.

The testing process helps to identify any potential hazards such as frayed wires, damaged plugs, or overloading, ensuring that the extension leads can be safely used in both domestic and business environments without posing a risk of electric shock or fire.

Regular testing of extension leads is crucial, particularly in environments where they are frequently moved, exposed to wear and tear, or required to carry heavy electrical loads.

Fitting a new plug

Fitting a new plug is a straightforward yet important electrical task that involves replacing a damaged or outdated plug with a new one to ensure safe and reliable connection to a power source.
 
This process is often necessary when the plug on an appliance or device shows signs of wear, such as fraying, cracked casings, or bent prongs, which could lead to electrical hazards like short circuits, shocks, or fires.
 
Fitting a new plug can also be required when moving to a region with different plug standards, necessitating a change to match local socket configurations.

Changing the fuse to the correct type

One of the most common electrical faults encountered is the incorrect rating of a fuse being fitted in a plug. This seemingly small issue can have significant consequences, as the fuse is a crucial safety component designed to protect both the appliance and the user from electrical faults.

A fuse works by breaking the circuit if too much current flows through it, preventing overheating and potential electrical fires. When the wrong rating of fuse is installed—whether it’s too high or too low—the effectiveness of this protective mechanism is compromised.

Microwave Testing Service

  • Gives you a BACKLIT LCD Digital Readout of any leakage ( With audio and visual danger alarms)
  • Allows you to determine Exactly where leak is coming from (i.e door seal etc).
  • Watch readings go up or down as you approach or pass a microwave leak.
  • Calibrated for accurate reliable readings and PAT test use with less than 1% Accuracy Error.
  • Gives Audio and Visual Warnings if microwave leakage is above UK limit.
  • Self Test and Low Battery features with full SMT (Surface Mount Technology), ensuring accurate and reliable test results every time!

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