PAT TESTING

Portable appliance testing (PAT) is the examination of electrical appliances and equipment to ensure that they are safe to use. Portable appliances are usually defined as movable items typically 110v or 240v with 13amp plug.  Examination of appliances can use both visual inspection and electrical testing methods.

We understand that putting the safety of your employees and customers ? anyone who comes into contact with equipment you are responsible for ? is your uppermost priority. We can ensure that your equipment is regularly checked and you stay compliant with your obligations under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.

FIRE ALARM & SMOKE DETECTORS

If you are looking for a local reliable company to test and maintain your fire alarm systems and smoke detectors then look no further. MBC Electrical will carry out regular testing and maintenance servicing to ensure that your systems are fully functional and operate in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations and British Standards BS 5839:2004.

With frequent fire alarm testing it is easy to protect your family, your business, clients and staff from the risk of fire hazards while also ensuring that your company remains fully compliant with essential fire safety regulations.

We provide a service that is tailored to your business, ensuring a maximum level of safety with minimal disruption during fire alarm testing.

COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC

We undertake all types of commercial and domestic installation work from new installations and refurbishments, re-wires, cabling, appliance testing, 3-phase power provisioning, lighting, fire alarms systems, emergency lighting and smoke detectors.

Our electrical engineers are proficient NICEIC qualified Electricians, all our work will conform to current IEE 17th Edition Wiring Regulations and upon competition we will issue relevant electrical certification.

Whatever your electrical needs, make sure you choose us for a reliable service, just give us a call today to discuss your requirements.

EMERGENCY LIGHTING

Maintaining your emergency lighting units is important to aid safe evacuation of personnel in the event of emergency. 

It is essential that emergency lighting comes on if the normal lighting fails, it needs to be sufficiently bright, illuminated for enough time, and the light sources located where the staff and visitors of a building can see it clearly.

Our all-inclusive services include current regulation compliancy advice, risk assessments, servicing and on-going maintenance visits to ensure the correct requirements are reached in order to comply with industry standard BS 5266:2004.