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PAT by X-Ray connection?

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My wife owns a house which is let out through a Letting Agent. As such they manage the property and my wife gets the bills.

A few days ago the Letting Agent's contractor carried out a PAT. This for the Fridge, Freezer, Dishwasher and an Electric Fire - these all part of the property.

However her tenant manages a company where they have PATs carried out every day and thus familiar with the process. She spotted that all they did was to ask if any problems and write out the four labels!

He did have a tester with him, from the emailed test sheet a Seaward Apollo 400. But none of the appliances were plugged into the tester - the mains plugs having their respective sockets in cupboards.

So must have been an X-Ray connection……..?

Clive

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    A friend ran the electrical courses for a large training company, including PAT. The company outsourced the PAT to an external company. All the faulty training appliances passed despite having red "do not use" labels on them. The PAT company got to do the job again, properly.
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    A friend ran the electrical courses for a large training company, including PAT. The company outsourced the PAT to an external company. All the faulty training appliances passed despite having red "do not use" labels on them. The PAT company got to do the job again, properly.
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