Keynotes PAT Testing

Portable Appliance Testing

Portable appliance testing (PAT) is the term used to describe the examination of electrical appliances and equipment to ensure they are safe to use. Most electrical safety defects can be found by visual examination but some types of defect can only be found by testing. We are fully insured and qualified to carry out in- depth electrical safety tests of your appliances and equipment. Our testing machine is regularly calibrated to ensure it's functionality is up to date and consistent. 

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Our PAT services include:

• Office equipment, computers, monitors etc

• PA Equipment testing. Floor monitors, active speakers, mixers

• Power leads, extension leads and portable RCD

• Hand held equipment - Hair driers and straighteners for example 

• Lighting fixtures

• Stage equipment 

• If your equipment has a plug shown on this page - we should be able to test it for you

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We can test your equipment from our office in Warwick or if easier, we can travel to your premises (at additional cost.)

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As an introductory offer, prices start from

£35 (Setup fee, items dropped off and tested at our office, then collected by you afterwards)

Plus £1.50 per item tested. This offer is active until end of June 2024

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As an example, a desktop PC a with separate power lead would be 2 items; 1 for the PC and 1 for the power lead. 

4 socket extension leads up to 10m would be 1 item - 4 sockets plus or leads over 10m would be 2 items. 

Additional prices for work carried out will be agreed prior to commencing your tests. Please contact us for further details and to obtain a quote. 

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