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PAT testing.
Portable appliance testing that keeps your gear, your venue and your crew safe, and your paperwork in order. Done by people who actually understand what is inside the box.
Electrical safety, sorted
Tested by a
repair workshop.
PAT testing checks that your electrical equipment is safe to use. Most testers tick a box. We test the same gear we repair every day, so a fail is not just flagged, it can be fixed on the spot.
Ideal before an inspection, a hire, a tour or a new season, and reassuring for your insurer.
Who it's for
If it plugs in
at your place.
Anywhere electrical equipment is used by the public, staff or performers, PAT testing matters.
Pubs, clubs & venues
Stage power, bar equipment and back-line kept safe and compliant for every event.
Rehearsal & recording
Amps, desks, outboard and lighting tested so nothing takes a room offline mid-session.
Event & production
Touring back-line, PA and lighting rigs certified before they roll out.
PA & lighting hire
Keep your hire stock certified and inspection-ready across the fleet.
Small businesses
Offices, shops and workshops, tested efficiently with minimal disruption.
Touring bands
Your rig certified so venues never turn your gear away at the door.
What's included
Every test,
done properly.
Visual inspection
Leads, plugs, casings and connectors checked for damage before a single reading is taken.
Electrical testing
Earth continuity, insulation resistance and polarity tested to confirm the item is safe in use.
Labelling & records
Every item labelled pass or fail with a date, and a clear record you can hand to an inspector or insurer.
Fix a fail on the spot
Because we are a repair workshop, a failed item can often be repaired straight away rather than binned.
Lots of gear? Let's plan it.
Whether it is a single amp or a full venue and hire fleet, tell us roughly how many items and where they are, and we will sort a quote and a time that works around your bookings.
Arrange PAT testingKeep your gear certified.
Safe equipment, tidy paperwork, and a workshop that can fix a fail there and then.