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From January 2012 the EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) will replace the old Periodic Inspection Report (PIR)
Landlord electrical certificates are another important part of ensuring the safety of your tenants and being able to prove that you have taken reasonable steps to do so. All electrical certification should be carried out by an electrician whom is registered with a national body such as the the National Association of Professional Inspectors and Testers (NAPIT). There are two types of electrical certificate:
It is advisable to have a full electrical inspection carried out every five years. This examination investigates the state of the electrical wiring throughout the property and thoroughly checks the safety of the electrical installation. The electrician should issue you with an (Electrical Installation Condition Report ' at the end of the examination, which declares the electrical installation as safe. At Bretland Electrical Services we can offer a full Electrical Installation Condition Report from £110. Please don't hesitate to contact us
It is also advisable to instruct an electrician to carry out PAT testing on all portable electrical appliances once a year. Portable electrical appliances are defined as any appliances that you supply with the property that can be plugged into the mains electricity (for example lamps, microwaves, portable electric heaters, TV etc.). The purpose of the PAT is to ensure that all portable electrical items provided with the property are electrically safe. PATs typically cost around £5 - £20 per appliance. Contact us on :
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