PAT Testing Services

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Our Portable Appliance Service

Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) is an electrical safety test that should be carried out on all portable electrical equipment within the workplace.

CSE Electrical will provide a free initial survey and quotation that will enable us to carry out all testing with a minimum of disruption to your staff and business.

As part of our service, we will provide you with a comprehensive audited pat testing report with details of all pat testing results that are compliant with HSE (Health and Safety Executive) requirements and will schedule testing on an annual basis if required.

Why is pat testing necessary?

According to the Health and Safety Executive, there are approximately 1,000 major electrical safety related injuries reported each year. These can involve burns and electrical shocks and of these injuries around 30 of them are fatal.

The government in their latest Fire Statistics Bulletin, report that 5,391 fires were caused by "other electrical appliances" in 2006. Of these fires, 907 caused some kind of casualty and of those, 12 were fatal.

A proper program of portable appliance testing (PAT) is essential to help ensure that electrical related accidents are prevented.

We are fully qualified and insured electrical contractors, and partner with Facilities Management companies, We are extremely proud of being Multi Council approved.

All our engineers are fully qualified and DBS enhanced , which ensures we meet your health and safety requirements at affordable prices.

Price Match Guarantee

Our prices start from 50p per appliance. If you do happen to find a quote cheaper than ours, we would love the opportunity to be able to price match.

Our Price Includes

Appropriate Labelling of Appliances

Comprehensive Report (including itemised asset list with full test results)

Certificate of Compliance.

Replacement of Plugs (where required) FREE OF CHARGE

Replacement of Fuses. (where required) FREE OF CHARGE

Re-wiring of Plugs. (where required) FREE OF CHARGE

Same Day Re-tests. FREE OF CHARGE

No Hidden Charges

We Do Not Charge extra for OUT OF HOURS

We Do Not Charge For Minor Repairs!

240V appliance testing

Additional Services

Socket and Switch tests starting from only £8.00

Microwave leakage from £4.50 per microwave

Fixed Wire Tests from £6.00 per circuit

Save time

We are able to save you time, ultimately saving money by using the very latest testing technology to ensure accurate and efficient testing.

Safe Guarding

Our engineers are DBS enhanced checked, extremely experienced and hold the relevant qualifications to carry out PAT Testing

Efficient, Reliable Service

We guarantee you will receive your full comprehensive report and certificate within 5 working days.

Low Rates

We offer a bespoke quote based on the needs of your business so please get in touch to hear our competitive rates.

New Innovated Technology

Benefits of Bar-coding Appliances

• Asset History

• Immediate Safety

• Time Saving

• Efficiency

• Accessible Asset Info

• Reduction in Errors

Popular Questions

Got a question? We’re here to help.

What is PAT Testing?

Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) is the process of checking electrical appliances for safety through a series of visual inspections and electronic tests.
Why do I need to have my appliances tested?

The best way of ensuring that your appliances are safe is to have a PAT test carried out on them. This is a good way for businesses to ensure that they are meeting their legal obligations to maintain high standards of electrical safety in their buildings.
What does it involve?

To establish the safety and suitability of your electrical appliances we will carry out a visual inspection of the appliance. For Class [1] equipment we will also inject test signals into the cable and appliance to ensure their integrity.
What will I receive?

Upon completion the PAT test you will receive a report that details the following as a minimum:

1) A report containing each appliance type, name, location and description

2) A full set of test results for each appliance tested

3) A full list of any failed items with an explanation of their failure

4) A visible pass or fail label on each appliance detailing the inspection date, next test due and the inspector’s signature.