Inspections Decree 508/2009 Coll.
Electrical inspection intervals
Decree No. 508/2009 Coll. sets the intervals by type of building and by environment. Where they differ, the shorter applies. The operator is responsible for keeping to them. If you are not sure which row applies to you, call us.
Average 5.0 out of 5| Mark | Note |
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| 1 | Whoever has concluded a connection contract must give the distribution operator the inspection reports within 90 days of being asked (§ 39(9) of Act No. 251/2012 Coll.). |
| 2 | A shorter interval applies under the external influences in Table B (such as water, dust, corrosion or flammable substances), in a building made of combustible materials and in a high-rise building (2 years). For an installation whose environment protocol was drawn up by 31 January 2009, STN 33 1500 sets the intervals. |
| 3 | If the environment under Table B sets a shorter interval, the shorter one applies. |
| Insurance | If the insured knowingly neglected an inspection required by law or by the policy, and that substantially contributed to the damage, the insurer may reduce the payout proportionately and, under some policies, refuse it. |
A family house you live in yourself has no mandatory periodic inspection, but the distribution operator may ask for the report (note 1). We carry out the electrical installation inspection and the lightning protection inspection.
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