NOVALUX · Testing, measurement & documentation
Electrical equipment inspections
Businesses use electrical equipment every day in offices, workshops and on sites. A traceable equipment inspection starts with an identifiable inventory and a task suited to the device. NOVALUX records your inspection needs and agrees the scope, organisation and necessary competence before accepting the commission.
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Who is this service for?
- Businesses
- Property managers
- Industrial and manufacturing businesses
Possible scope of work
- Identify equipment by location, asset number and use.
- Consider equipment design and operating conditions when defining the inspection task.
- Define device-specific visual examination, suitable measurements and functional checks.
- Distinguish inaccessible, withdrawn and defective equipment in the results.
What you receive
- For confirmed work: an equipment-specific result list with asset reference, date and assessment.
- Traceable identification of defects and equipment that was not inspected.
- Agreed inspection records suitable for inclusion in your equipment inventory.
From enquiry to handover
Prepare the inventory
Equipment is listed by location and use. Existing numbers remain traceable; missing items are not recorded as inspected.
Organise the inspection
Access, removal from use and suitable methods are agreed for the equipment types concerned.
Assign the results
Reports connect each item actually inspected to its result. Defects and further operational steps are identified at handover.
What we need for your quotation
- Equipment quantities, types and existing asset numbers
- Inspection purpose, operating conditions and responsible site contact
- Available downtime and access to inspection objects
Frequently asked questions
Which equipment should my enquiry include?
Identify equipment types, quantities and locations, such as office devices, tools or portable equipment. Permanently connected machines and their installation may require a separate inspection scope.
Does equipment need to be taken out of use?
Depending on the inspection, equipment must be accessible and available away from its current task. Necessary interruptions are agreed with you when organising the inspection.
What happens if a device has a defect?
The finding is linked to the device and communicated to the responsible person at your business. Further use, repair and any required reinspection must be determined from that finding.
How is the DGUV V3 context considered?
Workplace use, equipment characteristics and the inspection purpose determine the requirements to establish. Appropriate competence and test instruments are prerequisites for acceptance.