Verification (Inspection and Testing) of Electrical Installations
IEC 60364-6 Initial Verification and Periodic Verification ProceduresThe only official answer to the question 'Is it really safe?' after an installation is made or is in use is the international verification standard IEC 60364-6. Has your installation ever undergone this comprehensive inspection?
The Constitution of All Periodic Inspections
IEC 60364-6 is the main standard defining how low-voltage electrical installations should be visually inspected and which tests should be applied in what order, both before initial commissioning and periodically during operation. Every measurement AES Innovation performs in the field strictly adheres to the test sequence specified by this standard.
The systematic order of testing is crucial: first, de-energized tests (insulation resistance, continuity, polarity) are performed, followed by energized tests (loop impedance, RCD tripping, voltage drop). Skipping this sequence endangers both the operator and the plant equipment.
IEC 60364-6 Test Sequence and Applications
What steps does the verification process consist of?
WHY AES INNOVATION?
An unverified installation is like an unlicensed vehicle.
Just as a vehicle cannot be driven on the road without passing an inspection, an electrical installation cannot be legally considered 'safe' without verification under IEC 60364-6. AES Innovation, as an independent inspection body accredited under ISO 17020, ensures international validity for your reports by conducting this verification.
International Standards and Related Legislation
The IEC 60364-6:2016 (Verification) standard corresponds to the Turkish harmonized standard TS HD 60364-6 and forms the technical basis for the mandatory periodic testing required by the Regulation on Health and Safety Conditions in the Use of Work Equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions about the periodic verification process.