RCD Testing
Residual Current Devices (RCDs), also known as safety switches, play a critical role in protecting people from electric shock. Regular testing verifies that they operate correctly and meet Australian safety requirements.
Portable RCD
Portable RCD testing
A portable RCD that fails to trip in a fault situation can be fatal. A2 Safety ensures every portable safety switch on your site is regularly tested, correctly functioning, and fully documented giving your team the protection they depend on
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Inspection
Inspection and trip testing of all portable RCDs on site -
Verification
Verification of 300ms disconnection time per AS/NZS 3760:2022
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Visual inspection
Visual inspection for physical damage and wear
Fixed RCDs
Fixed building RCD testing
A fixed RCD that fails to trip during a fault can result in serious injury or fire. A2 Safety ensures every safety switch in your building is regularly tested, correctly functioning, and fully documented giving you confidence your premises are protected.
- Inspection and trip testing of all fixed RCDs in your building
- Verification of 300ms disconnection time per AS/NZS 3760:2022
- Identification of faulty or underperforming units
- Full compliance documentation provided after every test
Ensure your workplace is safe and compliant with A2 Safety certified electrical test and tag services. We help businesses across WA meet the requirements of AS/NZS 3760:2022.
Trip time testing
Trip time and trip current testing
Trip time and trip current testing goes beyond a basic push button check verifying that your RCDs respond accurately under real fault conditions. A2 Safety carries out precise measurements to confirm every device meets the required performance thresholds set by AS/NZS 3760:2022.
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Precise measurement
RCD trip time against the 300ms safety threshold -
Trip current
Testing to confirm activation at correct fault levels
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Identification
RCDs that fall outside acceptable performance ranges
Fixed RCDs
Push-button functionality checks
Push-button functionality checks are a fundamental part of any RCD maintenance routine. A2 Safety carries out thorough push-button tests on every safety switch to confirm it can be manually triggered and is functioning as intended.
- Manual activation of every RCD push button on site
- Confirmation that the RCD disconnects power when triggered
- Identification of units that fail to respond or reset correctly
- Detailed compliance reports provided after every check
Routine RCD testing helps reduce workplace risks and ensures your electrical installation remains compliant with Australian Standards.
- Protect Employees & Visitors
- Compliant with Australian Standards
- Detailed Compliance Reports
- Scheduled Reminder Service
FAQ
Frequently Asked Question
How often should workplace safety equipment be checked?
Inspection frequency depends on equipment type, workplace environment, risk level and applicable standards or site requirements. A2 Safety can help create a practical servicing schedule based on your workplace.
Can you service multiple safety categories in one visit?
Yes, Where practical, we can combine services such as test and tag, fire equipment checks, first aid kit maintenance and scheduled servicing to reduce disruption.
Do you provide service records?
Yes, Service records are a key part of our process, helping your business track completed work, failed items, next service dates and maintenance actions.
Do you offer reminders?
Yes, Scheduled servicing and reminders are recommended so your business does not miss important inspection dates.