After seeing the attached example in the motor vehicle teaching area on one of our campuses I'm given to wonder; what is the strangest object you've seen PAT tested. Bonus points for photos of the sticker in place!
After seeing the attached example in the motor vehicle teaching area on one of our campuses I'm given to wonder; what is the strangest object you've seen PAT tested. Bonus points for photos of the sticker in place!
The strangest thing I have seen PAT tested is a USB KVM switch that was just sat on my desk and doesn't have any connections to power! I recently used it out on site so will try and get a picture when I can. I think it had 2 stickers attached to it!

Is that a cut away Austin A series engine by any chance?
Don't think I can beat that really.
I thought it was an A series but there are a few subtle differences to what i'm used to seeing. But i'm more used to A+, so maybe it is. It's going to bug me though, can someone answer that? lol a little off topic but please?
And yeh i can't beat that either.

One of the reception classes in a school has a successfully PAT tested PC in the corner.
Nowt straight about that, but there is no PC, just a keyboard, mouse and hollowed out monitor. Sticker on the monitor. Not sure if it was meant as a joke but when people pay per item, I had to ask![]()

I don't think it's an A series either.
Having said that can you call that a PAT sticker, it's an electrical safety sticker on the starter motor?
Ben
I don't know exactly what engine that is, I've never been too knowledgeable about cars, as long as it goes I'm happy.
I'm also reminded of a time when I saw a Y cable that had been PAT tested on both ends of the cable.
We PAT test both ends of the Y cables.

Y cables need to be tested at both end plugs surely that means 2 tests which I presume would mean 2 stickers?
Ben
Tesla Coil and control system!!! It was home built by one of the physics teachers!! It has a key start.
I stand corrected then, I didn't realise that was the case. Just goes to show you learn something every day.
Subwoofers and loudspeakers. They both have an external power amplifier. That's the worst I saw!
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