We arrive before the waiting room fills up, or we come between two patients or clients. For a salon or a shop, it is Monday or before opening. One hour on site, your assistant picks one of three time slots, reminder the day before. You lose neither an appointment nor a customer. We carry out the OIBT electrical inspection (OIBT = the Swiss Low-Voltage Installations Ordinance) without disrupting your business.
Three time slots offered between 8.00 and 9.00 a.m., or on your closing day. Reminder the day before by message.
Vaccine fridge, steriliser, chair, suction unit, server, shampoo basins: we note them before starting, and we work circuit by circuit.
A written quote, all inclusive, report included. It does not change.
A camera that sees heat. We run it over your panel while it is operating, and the hot spots show up in colour — a connection working loose, a circuit under too much load. It is what you see before the breakdown.
The panel, the circuits, the earthing, the protective devices that trip in the event of a current leak, the rooms for medical use and their specific requirements.
Your medical equipment — another trade, another authority. Nor your IT, nor your data.
What we check, the defects we find most often in practices and salons, and what you can put right yourself before we come — for an inspection with no surprises and no second visit.
Get the guideNot necessarily: where needed, we can use other measurement methods for sensitive circuits. And never the vaccine fridge or the server without agreeing it with you first.
That is common: depending on how the premises are used, the inspection comes round every 5, 10 or 20 years — and every 5 years for SH3 installations (without a separate protective earth conductor), whatever the use.