How often should RCDs be tested?

AS/NZS 3760 requires monthly push button tests by trained staff and professional testing every 6-12 months, depending on your environment. High-risk or industrial settings may need more frequent testing based on usage patterns and environmental conditions.

What happens if an RCD fails?

When an RCD fails to test, our technicians immediately assess the cause - whether it's a wiring issue, device fault, or system overload. We provide temporary protection measures if needed and arrange urgent replacements or repairs. For critical systems, we can install temporary RCDs while permanent solutions are implemented.

Can testing be done after hours?

Yes, we offer flexible 24/7 scheduling, including weekends and public holidays. We work around your operational hours to minimise business disruption and can coordinate with multiple departments or tenants for larger properties.

What documentation is provided?

Our comprehensive digital reports include individual test results for each RCD, response times, operating currents, physical condition assessments, and specific recommendations for maintenance or upgrades. These reports meet insurance and audit requirements while tracking performance trends.

Are your technicians licensed?

All our technicians hold current electrical licenses and specific RCD testing certifications. They regularly undergo additional training on new technologies and testing procedures, ensuring expertise with all RCD types and brands.