Periodic Inspection Labels
Periodic Inspection Labels for electrical boards and consumer units. Writable fields for inspection date, next test due, engineer, and company details.
Our Periodic Inspection Labels are designed to provide a clear record of routine electrical inspections and testing, ensuring compliance with UK regulations such as the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 and the IET Wiring Regulations (BS 7671).
These labels are typically applied to distribution boards, fuse boxes, or consumer units, giving visible proof that an inspection has been carried out and when the next test is due. Each label includes writable fields for inspection date, next inspection due, engineer details, and company name/contact information, ensuring a professional and traceable service record.
Available in a variety of sizes, colours, and layouts, our Periodic Electrical Inspection Labels can be used in domestic, commercial, and industrial settings. They are suitable for electricians, contractors, and facilities managers who need to record and display electrical inspection cycles clearly.
Benefits of Periodic Inspection Labels.
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Ensure compliance with electrical inspection regulations.
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Provide visible proof of testing on consumer units and distribution boards.
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Writable fields for inspection and retest details.
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Available in different sizes, layouts, and colours.
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Suitable for domestic, commercial, and industrial properties.
Related Electrical Inspection Categories
Periodic Inspection Labels are part of our wider Electrical Inspection Labels range. For complete electrical compliance, explore:
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RCD Test Labels – For recording residual current device testing.
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Fuse Rating & Plug Top Marking – For clear circuit and plug identification.
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Circuit Detail Labels – For accurate circuit labelling on distribution boards.
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Cable Harmonisation Labels – For identifying new cable colour codes.
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Solar PV Installation Labels – For marking photovoltaic systems and components.
They also link with:
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PAT Test Labels – For appliance inspection records.
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Health & Safety Labels – For hazard and compliance signage.
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Asset Labels & Tags – For tracking and recording electrical assets.