Tagged Safe · Electrical Equipment Testing across Kenthello@taggedsafe.co.uk · 07434 177231
Kent electrical equipment testing · clear records · direct service

Electrical equipment testing without the fuss.

Tagged Safe provides in-service inspection and testing of electrical equipment — commonly known as PAT testing — for businesses, landlords, charities and community organisations across Kent — with straightforward pricing, clear PASS/FAIL records and professional digital paperwork.

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Tested. Tagged. Safe.

What is included?

  • Visual inspection and appropriate electrical testing
  • Clear PASS / FAIL labelling
  • Digital asset register / test results
  • Electrical Equipment Inspection & Testing Certificate
  • Direct owner-to-customer service
  • Risk-based review reminders where appropriate
Standard visit: £65 including the first 30 normal tests.

Built for everyday workplaces

A practical local service for organisations that need electrical equipment checked, recorded and labelled without turning the process into a major project.

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Businesses & workplaces

Offices, shops, hospitality, trades, workshops and other workplaces using portable or movable electrical equipment.

2

Landlords & managed property

Inspection and testing of electrical appliances and equipment supplied within rented or managed premises.

3

Charity & community

A dedicated reduced rate for registered charities, Scout and Guide groups and qualifying not-for-profit organisations.

Clear pricing before the visit

Quotes are based on the estimated number and type of tests. The final invoice reflects the work actually completed, so you are not charged for tests that were not needed.

  • Standard visit £65 — first 30 normal tests included
  • Additional Class I £1.25
  • Additional Class II £0.75
  • Additional Visual Only £0.60
  • Microwave leakage / specialist voltage tests £3
Full pricing

Professional paperwork

After testing, Tagged Safe can provide the records needed to understand what was checked and what needs attention.

  • Customer/job references
  • Asset register and recorded results
  • Failed-item details where applicable
  • Certificate and invoice
  • Paid receipt and review reminders
How the service works
Electrical equipment testing and the law: there is no blanket legal rule that every appliance must be PAT tested every 12 months. Inspection and testing should form part of a sensible, risk-based maintenance approach. Read the FAQ.

Need your equipment checked?

Tell us roughly how many items you have, where the site is and any access requirements. We will come back with a clear quote.

Request a quote