RCD Testing and Switchboard Records, Circuit by Circuit
The Switchboard / RCD Register keeps every board you test on the site it's on, with a row for each circuit: RCD type and rating, trip time, trip current, insulation resistance, earth continuity and a result.
One failed circuit fails the board, a non-compliant board becomes a draft rectification quote in one step, and each board prints as a test sheet on your letterhead. It comes with the Electrical pack.
Comes with the Electrical pack, on every plan.
What the Register Records
One entry per board, with a table of its circuits. Add Circuit adds a row, and any failed circuit sets the board's result to Fail.
Switchboard / RCD Register
42Registered1Overdue4Due in 30 Days2Last Result Failed
| No. | Board Name | Site / Asset | Type | Location | Circuits | Tested | Next Test Due | Follow-Up |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SB-104 | DB-2 Level 2 | Northside Depot | Distribution Board | Level 2 Riser | 18 | 3 Oct 2025 | 3 Oct 2026Due in 7d | — |
| SB-107 | MSB | Northside Depot | Main Switchboard | Plant Room | 24 | 12 Sep 2026 | 12 Sep 2027CurrentFail | Q-2048 |
| SB-111 | DB-G Kitchen | Riverside Workshop | Distribution Board | Kitchen | 12 | 20 Aug 2025 | 20 Aug 2026Overdue 37d | — |
The Board
9- Board Number
- Board Name
- Board Type
- Main Switchboard
- Distribution Board
- Sub Board
- Control Panel
- Other
- Site
- Linked Asset
- Location on Site
- Supply
- RCDs on Board
- Status
- In Service
- Failed
- Removed
Each Circuit
11- Circuit
- Description
- RCD Type
- Type A
- Type AC
- Type B
- RCBO
- No RCD
- Rating (A)
- RCD (mA)
- Trip Time (ms)
- Trip Current (mA)
- Insulation (MΩ)
- Earth (Ω)
- Result
- Pass
- Fail
- Notes
The Test
11- Test Interval (Months)
- Test Date
- Next Test Due
- RCD Trip Time (ms)
- RCD Trip Current (mA)
- Insulation Resistance (MΩ)
- Earth Continuity (Ω)
- Compliance Status
- Compliant
- Non-Compliant
- Under Rectification
- Non-Compliance Detail
- Tested By
- Electrician Licence
A Board Test, From Due Date to Rectification
See What's Due
Each board carries its next test due, marked overdue or due within 30 days, with the counts at the top of the register. A site's Compliance tab shows only that site's boards.
Raise and Book
Raise the job with the RCD Testing job type the Electrical pack adds and book an electrician. On the Commercial plan, a maintenance agreement covering the site's main switchboards and distribution boards raises the job on the morning its visit falls due.
Test Each Circuit
With signal, the electrician opens the board's entry and adds a row per circuit: RCD type and rating, trip time and current, insulation and earth readings, and pass or fail. One failed circuit sets the board's result to Fail.
Flag and Quote
Mark the board Compliant, Non-Compliant or Under Rectification, with the detail of any non-compliance. Quote raises a draft rectification quote for the site's customer, carrying that detail in its scope.
Report and Invoice
Each board prints as a test sheet on your letterhead, its circuits in a table and a place to sign. Record the certificate for the work on the Compliance Certificates register, and invoice the job from its page.
What the Office Sees
Every Board and Its Circuits in One List
The register lists each board with its type, location, number of circuits tested, test date and next test due, and counts what's overdue, due in the next 30 days and failed at its last test.
RCD Results in Reports
In Reports, Trade KPIs gives the RCD test pass rate, the circuit pass rate and the number of non-compliant boards for any date range.
Boards as Assets
A switchboard can be its own asset on the site, with the Electrical pack's fields: phases, main switch rating, fault level, earthing arrangement, number of circuits and RCD protection. Its register entry links to it.
Checklists for Inspections
Switching the pack on adds starter checklists for a switchboard inspection and an electrical safety inspection, yours to edit and ticked off on the phone, with or without signal.
Before You Start
Worth Knowing
- You set each entry's next due date. The register keeps the interval beside it but doesn't work the date out from it.
- An entry holds the latest test: its date, result and who did it. Earlier results aren't kept as a history on the entry.
- A due date doesn't raise a job by itself. Maintenance agreements raise jobs, on their own visit dates.
- The registers need a signal. The field app's offline pack carries jobs, not registers.
- Certificates are recorded, not lodged: Deployr keeps the regulator's reference, and you lodge the certificate the way you do now.
Plans
See Pricing- $79 per office user · $39 per field userServiceIncluded
With the Electrical pack as its one trade pack.
- $119 per office user · $55 per field userCommercialIncluded
With all three trade packs.
- $169 per office user · $69 per field userProjectsIncluded
With all three trade packs.
Per month, AUD ex GST, with at least two office users. Monthly, cancel any time, with a 14-day trial and no card needed.
Switchboard & RCD Testing Questions
Questions
- Can we record RCD trip times for each circuit on a board?
- Yes. Each board takes a row per circuit with the RCD type (Type A, Type AC, Type B, an RCBO or none) and rating, trip time, trip current, insulation resistance, earth continuity, a result and notes.
- What happens when a circuit fails its test?
- The board's result becomes Fail as soon as one circuit fails, and it's counted among the register's failed boards. Mark the board Non-Compliant with the detail, and Quote raises a draft rectification quote for the site's customer.
- Can we track a switchboard through rectification?
- Yes. A board is Compliant, Non-Compliant or Under Rectification, and the draft quote's number stays on its entry. Once the work is done and the board is retested, record the new results and mark it Compliant.
- Can we give the customer an RCD test report?
- Yes. Export PDF on a board prints it as a test sheet on your letterhead: every recorded field, the circuit table and a place to sign. The whole register, or one site's, prints as a table.
- Does Deployr lodge electrical certificates of compliance?
- No. The Compliance Certificates register keeps each certificate against its job, with its type (such as a CCEW, a COES or a Certificate of Testing), number, licence number, regulator, regulator reference and lodged date. You lodge it the way you do now.
- Which plan includes the Switchboard / RCD Register?
- Every plan, with the Electrical pack switched on. Service, at $79 per office user and $39 per field user a month (AUD ex GST), includes one trade pack; Commercial and Projects include all three. The 14-day trial needs no card. Read how
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