PAT, or part P?

[Mikaelo]

Hi there. Wich one do you recomend if you want to sing your own instalations certificates?
Whats are the main diferences betwen PAT and part P?
Thanks you very much!

 

[trev]

Part P is a building regulation, Pat is my soon to be ex sister in law.
That's the major difference.
I sing all the time too.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

PAT stands for Portable Appliance Testing.
If you want to be able to issue Certification for electrical installations, then being able to test TVs, vacuum cleaners, etc. would not be much help.

 

[Geordie Spark]

I've heard of Singing Telegrams but Singing Installation Certificates is a new one on me.

 

[Mikaelo]

Thank You Trev and spinlondon for your answers.
And whats the diferent betwen part P and 2394&2395?

 

[trev]

Part P is a building regulation the others are numbers.



Seriously though, 2394 and 5 are the most recent inspecting and testing qualifications.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

Part P is a Building Regulation.
2394/2395 are Electrical qualifications.
There are some people offering a Part P qualification, but as far as I'm aware all it relates to is understanding the Regulation.
2394/5 are qualifications for the Inspection and Testing of Electrical Installations.
I believe, one is for new installations, and the other for existing.
I also believe that there were qualifications for installations up to and greater than 100A?

 

[GMES]

And before anyone starts getting suspicious this is not me in Walnut whip mode Honest!!

 

[Deleted member 26818]

Vanilla or Coffee?

 

[trev]

Vanilla or Coffee?

Depends, am I having ice cream or coffee?

 

[Deleted member 26818]

You'd have a Walnut Whip with ice cream?

 

[trev]

You'd have a Walnut Whip with ice cream?

I'd have a walnut whip with curry mate.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

That's almost as bad as having pine apple on pizza.

 

[Geordie Spark]

And before anyone starts getting suspicious this is not me in Walnut whip mode Honest!!

IF you say so!! :frown2:

 

[Geordie Spark]

I'd have a walnut whip with curry mate.

Don't worry about it .... it's a Geordie delicacy in the Sooth Shields area.

 

[gdr7671]

Part P is to do with domestic installations. Pat is to do with portable appliances. If you do not know the difference, do not get involved.