HCL PAT Testing
Unit 13 Moat House Square, Thorp Arch Estate
Wetherby, Leeds LS23 7FB Phone: 01937 849 468

While You Wait

While You Wait

Simply drop the items at our office and we can test whilst you wait or delivery on completion.

Emergency Call Out

Emergency Call Out

Should any item require an emergency repair or inspection, we will resolve the problem within 48 hours to ensure your business is disturbed as little as possible.

Out of Hours

Our tests can be completed outside normal hours to reduce the impact on your work environment.

Engineers

All our Engineers are qualified to city and guilds level 2377 and will have their certificates for inspection prior to commencing work.

Customer Expectations

At HCL we aim to manage our clients expectations and will work with our clients in every way to ensure all equipment is tested with the minimal disruption. For this reason we offer out of hours testing at a no cost optional extra.

PAT Testing

The PAT test comprises of a thorough visual inspection of the equipment and the surrounding environment, plus a series of full power tests on our equipment.

Periodic Testing

Periodic electrical testing and inspections of all non domestic electrical installations is necessary for the prevention and reduction in general wear and tear on items, corrosion, aging, excessive loading or misuse.

Landlord Inspections

All private landlords have a legal requirement to have a gas safety inspection carried out on any accommodation they have rented out. Additionally, all mains electrical equipment supplied with the accommodation must be safe.
Portable Appliance Testing

What is Portable Appliance Testing

The electric at work regulations state that all system and equipment, including portable appliances used in the work environment should be tested and in a safe condition for their use. The HSE recommends that a schedule of testing and inspection must be implemented in all work places.

What needs PAT Testing?

  • any item that can be hand held or moved whilst connected to a power supply via leads and a plug
  • Any item is 18kg or less and is powered by 50 to 415 volts

Items that can prove to be an exception to the rule but still require testing: Fridge / Freezers / photocopiers / vending machines / dishwashers.

 

Why PAT Test

Why PAT Test

Electric regulations require a landlord and employers to ensure that all electrical items are maintained and suitable for use, ensuring that any risk to employees, tenants, and members of the public are minimised as far as is reasonably practical.

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About the PAT Test

About the PAT Test

The test comprises of a thorough visual inspection of the equipment and the surrounding environment, plus a series of full power tests on our equipment.

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Periodic Testing

Periodic Testing

Why Periodic Electrical Testing?

Periodic electrical testing and inspections of all non domestic electrical installations is necessary for the prevention and reduction in general wear and tear on items, corrosion, aging, excessive loading or misuse.

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Test Schedule

When to Test

As a general rule we would suggest as a rule a scheduled inspection to be programmed in 1 month before your buildings and contents insurance is due, ensuring you have a current valid certificate to ensure compliance with and small print.

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Landlords

Landlord Inspections

The inspection ensures that the entire gas appliances are installed correctly and are in a safe condition. A poor performing boiler could be work at up to 50% of its peak efficiency. As a landlord you and your property could also be at risk from the tenants own equipment.

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  • Drills
  • Hair Dryer
  • Heaters
  • Fans
  • Toasters
  • Microwaves
  • Extension leads
  • Fax
  • Printers
  • Personal Computers
  • Vacuum cleaners
  • Kettles
  • Wall heaters
  • Laptops
  • Phone chargers
  • Employee owned equipment used at work