PAT Testing Warrington

PAT Testing Warrington

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Why choose PAT Testing Warrington?

  • Competitively priced starting from as low as 50p per item
  • 240V appliance testing
  • Safe IT testing 110V
  • Same day certificate
  • All engineers are DBS enhanced
Every business within every industry use electrical appliances of some kind.  It is vital that these appliances are tested each year to stay safe and compliant.  CSE Electrical offer a fast, efficient pat testing service throughout Warrington from 0.50p per appliance.

As fully qualified and insured electrical testing contractors, we also partner with Facilities Management companies and are Multi Council approved.   

All our engineers and PAT Testers are fully qualified and DBS enhanced, which ensures our service meets your health and safety requirements at affordable prices.

To discuss your requirements for PAT Testing in Warrington please call 01925 320707 or request an instant quote from the link below.

Popular Questions
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  • 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 of the inspection and testing 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.

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