Simple return service
We will contact you 2-4 weeks prior to next test due date.
So you don't need to be worried about forgetting.
Encore test and tag are available within the greater Brisbane region. To assist with all your testing and tagging needs.
Encore can come out and do an electrical audit of your workplace to insure everything is safe and compliant with regulations. There are plenty or reasons to choose encore test and tag as your go to appliance testers, here’s just a few
- No hidden fees (no call out fee, no hourly rate), only pay for want you need to get done.
- Get a free test report with every job.
- We will contact you before items due for retesting (makes your life easier).
- Very competitive rates. Prices
- Qualified electrician can also carry out repairs on faulty equipment
- Over 10 years experience
- Full range of services. Services
- Available to test and tag at all types of businesses (Construction sites, Offices, Shops, Workshops, Hire equipment, Small businesses, etc)
Unsure if your business requires testing please contact us, we would be happy to assist you. Contact Us
Many people aren’t aware that there workplace could be not compliant with QLD regulations and if something goes wrong could face some large fines. Please have a look at the following link to check how often your workplace requires testing and tagging. Testing and tagging intervals
What requires Tagging
In short, any device that has a flexible cable, a removable plug and is not low voltage (not exceeding 50V). This includes extension leads, cord sets and portable RCD’s.
Generally, electrical appliances can be classed as either:
Class I – this is an earthed appliance i.e. kettles, microwaves and Fridges.
Class II – double insulated appliances, which are usually identified with a symbol (a square within a square) or with the words ‘Double Insulated’ i.e. most electric drills and hair dryers
It’s worth mentioning that new equipment doesn’t need to be tested – just visually inspected and tagged.
Tag Colour Guide (when required)
Testing and tagging colours