Some Important facts about PAT testing Wigan which you should know
by Adrian Barnett Joule Electrical LtdPAT testing (Portable Appliance Testing) is used to
check the health and safety regulations of all electrical equipment’s that they
are in fit and safe for purpose or not. It is also known as Inspection
and testing Wigan including all main testing and optical inspection.
It also includes the sound insulation between the parts carrying current,
verification of grounding continuity.
Origin of the term
Portable Appliance testing is summarized as PAT.
The accurate term for this procedure is " Testing and in-service
inspection of electrical appliances ". In New Zealand and Australia, PAT
is simply known as 'Test and Tag'.
Aim
PAT testing Wigan check all the appliances are safe and are
sustained to prevent the workers from harm. Many appliances produced to endorse
testing at the continuing intervals to ensure regular safety. The test should
be done between the equipment and the surrounding in which it is to be used.
PAT testing Wigan includes the following tests:
Earth resistance test
It is a test to show the resistance provided by the earthing rods with
the connection leads. For this type of test, many testing instruments are used.
This resistance must be less than 10ohm.
Leakage test
It should be conceded, appliances being tested and
activated to operate some switching tools or off the circuit. This test is done
only when the item is powered up or we can say that when the item is switched
on and function.
Check Polarity
The polarity test conceded by polarity tester and
active only they are accurately linked to the complemented stations at the plug
end.
Check polarity in plugs
It checks the order of pins of three pins plug, by
their connection, should be in different colors such as green, yellow, brown,
light-blue in circular direction.
Cable extension Plugs
The connection is of wires are the same as
three-pin plug wires. It includes connections such as earth connected in
circular motion.
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