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On 07/10/10 18:15, Mark Evans wrote:
On 07/10/10 10:37, Gordon Henderson wrote:Not really relevant here, but I'm sure we've all heard of something being stopped due to HES reasons... Well, the HSE have been publishing "myth busters" for some time now... You might find this amusing.. http://www.hse.gov.uk/myth/index.htm One that's particularly relevant at this time of the year: http://www.hse.gov.uk/myth/september.htmIt's one of their older ones. Though I've only just noticed the pun... There's also http://www.hse.gov.uk/myth/july.htm I've encountered USB devices, laptops and other devices with external PSUs with PAT testing lables on. As well as on "wall wart" PSU's where the earth pin is plastic..
Yep, I've seen lots of that. Okay I don't know much about PAT testing but I know that the sealed units don't need testing apart from being checked to make sure they're not damaged, presumably because if they're not sealed they automatically fail.
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