I remember a while ago, someone on here posted a link to some free to download BS7671 test forms.
Does anyone still have the link please?
Does anyone still have the link please?
Test forms
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try this site RF
http://www.electricaltestcertificates.co.uk/Electrical_Installation_Certificate.html
Nick
http://www.electricaltestcertificates.co.uk/Electrical_Installation_Certificate.html
Nick
Thanks chaps, that's perfect. 
now if only someone could supply a "fillable" schedule of test results form that could then be printed, life would be sweet (and i could save £100 a year LOL)
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Link has already been posted to these 
only down side is it's Open Office (The free version of MS Office) and unless you have administrator rights you may not have it on your PC. However if you find one with Open Office you can then save as an Office document.
Personally I wrote myself an Excel spread sheet which also calculated volt drop etc. That way I high light any faults like ELI without having to work it out every time.
If you want to be really creative then Avo and Robin both use Visual Basic so with VB you can auto import results. Although as a sole trader that's OK it does raise issues with larger companies where people can fiddle results.
only down side is it's Open Office (The free version of MS Office) and unless you have administrator rights you may not have it on your PC. However if you find one with Open Office you can then save as an Office document.Personally I wrote myself an Excel spread sheet which also calculated volt drop etc. That way I high light any faults like ELI without having to work it out every time.
If you want to be really creative then Avo and Robin both use Visual Basic so with VB you can auto import results. Although as a sole trader that's OK it does raise issues with larger companies where people can fiddle results.
the 2 above are the sort of thing, but i want to be able to put my details/logo on to the top and be able to fill in the boxes
the other forms i can produce but the test results one is difficult because i cant get vertical text small enough!
the other forms i can produce but the test results one is difficult because i cant get vertical text small enough!
Why can't you do that with the Open Office documents?
Why can't you do that with the Open Office documents?
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