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General| Appliance Classes | Class I and Class II |
|---|---|
| Insulation Test | 500V DC |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Earth Bond Test | 200mA |
| Power Supply | Battery |
| Battery Type | NiMH |
Tests Earth Continuity and Insulation Resistance for Class I metal appliances.
Tests Insulation Resistance for Class I plastic appliances.
Tests Insulation Resistance for Class II appliances.
Checks if the appliance power switch is turned ON before running tests.
Explains how to determine if equipment is Class I or Class II.
Categorizes electrical equipment into 5 types for planning.
Discusses how the location affects testing frequency.
Provides intervals for inspection and testing based on type and environment.
Explains the purpose and use of the Equipment Register form.
Details faults related to power cable sheath and joints.
Describes signs of unsuitable conditions and external casing damage.
Covers cable not being gripped and damage to the mains plug.
Details checking cable terminations and fuse usage.
Provides guidelines for checking and fitting fuse ratings based on power.
Explains how to test Class I equipment using the BattPAT.
Provides examples of where to connect the test lead for Class I appliances.
Explains how to test Class II equipment using the BattPAT.
Details testing detachable IEC leads with the BattPAT.
Explains testing mains extension leads using the BattPAT.
Describes how the BattPAT detects accidental mains connection.
Explains testing 110V appliances with an adaptor.
Explains testing 3-phase appliances with an adaptor.
Recommends annual calibration for accuracy and tester performance.
Describes the service for collecting and returning the BattPAT for calibration.
Explains the conditions for the BattPAT Lifetime Warranty.
Details how to book a calibration service for the BattPAT.
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