PAT Testing for DJs in the North East
We provide professional PAT Testing for DJs across the North East.
For full details about our PAT Testing services — including what’s included, legal responsibilities, pricing and same-day certificates — please visit our main PAT Testing Page.
Professional DJ PAT Testing in Newcastle & the North East
Why Gigging DJs Choose Us
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- Venue Compliance: Get the exact certificate report needed to satisfy strict venue managers and event promoters.
- No Gear Damage: Our engineers use advanced, low-current testing equipment designed specifically for sensitive electronics, mixers, and laptops.
- Free Cable & Plug Repairs: We include minor remedial fixes—like damaged fuses or loose rewirable plugs—completely free of charge to keep your show on the road.
- Insured & Certified: All work is carried out by fully qualified, DBS-checked, and fully insured engineers.
Equipment We Commonly Test for DJs:
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- Pioneer, Denon, & Native Instruments controllers
- Powered PA speakers, subwoofers, and amplifiers
- Professional mixers, laptops, and external soundcards
- Moving heads, uplighting, lasers, and smoke machines
- Heavy-duty extension leads and IEC power cables
The 4 Most asked questions about PAT testing
What’s involved in the PAT test?
PAT testing is farily inobtrusive, and when we work together minimal disruption is guarenteed. We do need to turn equipment off and unplug it to test it but the process is quite quick, so not much downtime. We do repairs as we come across them, so you don’t need to worry about delays due to faults, and every test produces results that are recorded into a fully compliant report which documents every device tested, maintenance and the device location in your premises.
Is PAT testing a legal requirement?
You are legally required to maintain safe electrical equipment for continued use and to prevent danger occuring. In the event of an accident occuring, for an investigation you need to provide evidence that your devices were safe, and that you have done everything you can to ensure this. Regular Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) finds faults and fixes them, ensuring dangers are prevented, and the accompanying report ensures your compliance.
How often should PAT testing be done?
PAT testing should be repeated as often as is necessary to prevent danger occuring. A risk assessment is a good way to work out the risks, which help to determine appropriate frequency. We can also guide you based on our vast experience. Typically, site managers opt for annual PAT tests. With DRA PAT Testing we put you in our reminder system, so when tests are due again we contact you to arrange a retest date.
Do new electrical devices require PAT testing?
Assuming you purchased the new appliances from a reputable source, they do not usually require PAT testing immediately, and should be ok to wait until your next scheduled test assuming that is within 12 months of purchase. We do however recommend that the device be visually inspected before use. However, if you are in doubt at all, get it tested, for peace of mind.
PAT Testing Services in Newcastle & across the North East
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