Instrument values are numbers
Ohms and megohms are numeric so a later export can sort failing earths instead of parsing prose.
Testers tagging a kettle, drill, or lead enter asset ID and appliance type, then record visual condition, earth continuity in ohms, insulation in megohms, overall pass or fail, and the next test date. The tester signs once per appliance record.
This is an operational checklist you can embed. It is not a certified safety program or legal advice. Match items to your site rules before you rely on a signed record.
Ohms and megohms are numeric so a later export can sort failing earths instead of parsing prose.
A date item stores when the sticker should be renewed, separate from the inspection date in the standard header.
It is a data-capture layout inspired by common PAT fields, not a licensed copy of any code of practice.
Use N/A or notes on earth where your procedure says earth does not apply. Adjust items if you need a class selector.
Type or paste the asset tag. There is no scanner API in this page.