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Yes, the old style paper distribution board schedule can be replaced by a QR code ensuring the most upto date information is immediately available.
It can be read by any modern mobile phone or tablet and contains information about the item to which it is attached, for example a Distribution Board's schedule.
Try scan this QR Code to see the result.
Electrical safety regulations that require landlords to have the electrical installations in their properties inspected and tested by a person who is qualified and competent, at least every 5 years, will apply to all rented accommodation properties from 1 April2021. Landlords have to provide a copy of the electrical safety report to their tenants, and to their local authority if requested.
EDIS provides a solution that will help landlords of privately rented accommodation to meet their obligations.
The latest EDIS only feature allows you to replace electrical distribution board schedules with QR Code labels.
The EDIS QR code feature provides a QR code label that replaces the traditional board schedule with a QR code: Scanning the code provides the distribution board schedule and other related information, e.g last test/next test date for the circuits.
The QR Code links to the EDIS Cloud to provide a "live" schedule accessible via any mobile phone by simply scanning the code with a QR code reader.
You are invited to be an EDIS Mobile app BETA tester, the Beta testers have early access to the latest mobile app and features - your support and assistance is appreciated. EDIS Mobile V2.4 has been released on the Google Play BETA and Apple TEST FLIGHT app stores.
Sending EDIS system emails to Hotmail, Outlook and Live email accounts has been unblocked.
Unfortunately sending emails from EDIS system to addresses hosted by Microsoft has been blocked for approximately 2 months. The reason for the delay in resolving the issue was that initially it was not clear why the emails were bouncing and Microsoft not very co-operative in clearing out the issue.
On 5Nov2020 we managed to resolve the issue and all Hotmail, Outlook and Live accounts should now have access to the EDIS system.
An article that shares some of our experiences at the priorities and requirements when undertaking fixed wire testing and reporting, and at some of the pitfalls, if best practice is not followed. This article appears in the June 2020 edition of the Health Estates Journal.
Electrical inspection and testing projects for large estates and buildings are carried out every 5 years or incrementally with the aim of testing the entire building over 5 year period. The testing follows the BS7671 format, however the outcome and results of the testing are often confusing and ambiguous. The result is that the key question: "Is the building electrically compliant?" cannot be easily answered. EDIS takes care of this issue.
EDIS is used to create electrical condition reports, new installation certificates and minor work certificates. Large and small organisations use EDIS to manage electrical inspection and testing projects.
Enterprise customers who want to see the system in action can request a web demo here, all you will need is a phone and internet connection for your PC.
The demo will cover:
The 18th Edition (BS 7671:2018) Amendment 1, which concerns electric vehicle charge points, came into effect on 1 February 2020.
The ongoing amendments to BS7671 are required for the standards to remain current and aligned with changes in technology, installation techniques and changes to other standards.
Amendment 2 is now in progress. The proposed changes were in Draft for Public Comment (DPC) between 21 September to 11 December 2020.
Potential changes include:
According to electrical safety standards in the private rented sector, landlords of privately rented accommodation must: Landlords of privately rented accommodation must:
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