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Pat testing services for DJs,bands,musicians and ENTERTAINER
PORTABLE APPLIANCE TESTING
PAT TESTING SERVICES FOR DJS, BANDS, MUSICIANS AND ENTERTAINERS
Whatever equipment you might need from PA systems to projectors, mixers and decks to lighting and screens. We can also test smoke machines to pyrotechnics.
If you don't want to be turned away from gigs or venues then make sure all your equipment is PAT tested and you have your certification with you.
What is PAT testing
PAT stands for portable appliance testing which is carried out in the UK.
This practice involves electrical equipment having a routine check to ensure they meet safety standards.
What does a PAT inspection involve
- We make sure there is no damage or defects to your equipment and the equipment is wired correctly. We will be also checking the plug has the correct fuse and is wired correctly. This is known as a Visual inspection
- We then use our PAT testing machine to test your equipment to make sure that it is safe to use.
- If your equipment has passed the PAT test we will then issue you a green PAT test label which will be applied to your equipment.
- If your equipment does fail due to damage or defects or is unsafe to use due to electrical fault you will be issued a red label and you must not use this equipment until it is fixed.
- Once payment has been received we will then issue you a certificate and a register which will provide a list of items tested on the day.
- For DJs, bands, musicians and for entertainers the PAT test will be valid for 12 months
- But you must carry out a visual inspection every time you use your equipment as it's your responsibility to make sure your equipment is safe to use.
COVID-19
We are working within the guidelines which the government has set out to all businesses and all the equipment will be sanitised before and after every job
All engineers will be wearing masks, gloves and being tested at regular intervals
Your engineer will always maintain a safe distance.