Belfast PAT Testers & PAT Testing Services based in Northern Ireland.

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Belfast Northern Ireland experts in PAT Testing, Fire Alarm Testing, Fixed Wire Testing, Fire Extinguisher Servicing & Emergency Lighting Testing. Find out more about our services.

Our Guide to PAT Testing

If you are the owner of a business that uses electricity, then you are required by law to submit to regular PAT testing or portable appliance testing. This process is mandated by the United Kingdom as a means of ensuring that all electrical appliances used in a business are safe for use and do not pose a risk to people or property from standard operation.

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All appliances within a work place should carry stickers or decals that show proof of current PAT testing. This helps to provide workers with a sense of reassurance and serves as proof of testing in the event of an inspection.

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While PAT testing is required of all companies that use electrical appliances, they may choose who conducts their tests. BPT electrical offers a team of highly qualified PAT testers who use the latest equipment and technology to find and determine problems quickly and effectively. Our PAT testers comply with all local and national laws to ensure that your business is always up to code.

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Fire Alarm Testing…

Fire Alarm Testing System Standard BS5839 Part 1 In most instances the precautions implemented following a Risk Assessment will see the installation of (or Upgrade of) a Fire Alarm system and fire extinguishing equipment. Continued compliance Fire Alarm Regulations BS5839 … Continue reading →

PAT Testing…

BPT Electrical are specalists in PAT Testing in Northern Ireland and were formally known as Belfast PAT Testing. The ‘Inspection and Testing of In-Service Electrical equipment’ (usually referred to as Portable Appliance Testing or PAT), was introduced to enable companies … Continue reading →