Portable safety switches are the last line of defence against electric shock on site. We verify that portable RCDs and RCD leads trip — and trip fast enough.

Tested to
AS/NZS 3760:2022
Standard
AS/NZS 3760:2022
Typical frequency
Push-button 3–6 monthly, trip-time 12 monthly
Turnaround
Records supplied after testing
How ADVARO delivers Portable RCD Testing
A residual current device that doesn't trip in time isn't protection. We test the push-button mechanism and measure the trip time of portable RCDs and RCD protected leads, confirming each one disconnects within the limits the standard sets.
Results are recorded per device, giving you a documented record that your portable shock protection was tested and when it is next due.
What's included
- Push-button function test on every portable device
- Calibrated trip-time measurement
- Portable RCDs and RCD protected leads covered
- Per-device results recorded against location
- Failed devices identified and removed from service as appropriate
- Digital records supplied after testing
Volume-based pricing available. Send us your approximate item count and we'll come back with a fixed quote — see how pricing works.
The things clients ask us most about this service. Need more detail? Call us — a human always picks up.
Our service covers portable RCDs and RCD protected leads. Testing of RCDs installed in a switchboard is fixed-installation work — we'll tell you plainly if that's what you need and refer you to a licensed electrician.
