Electrical Installation Condition Report

All electrical installations deteriorate due to a number of factors, i.e. damage, wear and tear, corrosion,  excessive electrical loading, ageing and environmental influences. Legislation requires that electrical installations are maintained in a safe condition and therefore must be periodically inspected and tested.  Also, licensing authorities, public bodies, insurance companies, mortgage lenders and others may  require The Electrical Installation Condition Report of electrical installations additionally, Periodic Inspection and Testing should be considered to assess compliance with BS 7671 (IEE Wiring Regulations), on a change of occupancy of the premises, on a change of use of the premises, after alterations or additions to the original installation, because of significant change in the electrical loading of the installation or where there is reason to believe that damage may have been caused to the installation.

About The Electrical Installation Condition Report

A series of well defined visual checks are carried out on the electrical installation followed by several different electrical measurements including continuity of circuit protective conductors, main and supplementary earth bonding, Continuity of ring final circuit conductors, Insulation resistance, Polarity, Earth-fault Loop Impedance, RCD tests including trip time in milliseconds, correct operation of switches and isolators, Prospective Fault Current.