Installation Testing Faultboard for assessing apprentices and practising Licensed electrician assessments

A small installation that will help you assess and train your learners in testing and help them prepare for their Licensed electrician assessment

Do you struggle with

Not enough testing practice

Most training organisations have the installation testing equipment with a limited number of faults, which restricts the number of testing attempts a learner can practice. Needless to say that once the learners have gone through the faults, it's nothing new or engaging

No time to build equipment

It's a known fact that trainers are very time poor. When asking them to build equipment, you have to take them away from other important things like training and assessing. That's what generates revenue, that's why they were hired and your learners need their expertise.

Expensive equipment

If you decide to use your trainers to build bespoke equipment, you're not only losing their expertise from the classroom and workshop but also paying a premium for designing, building and parts. As with all bespoke designs, they have to start from scratch and it doesn't just take a lot of time but also a lot of money

Most components that you’ll need are in one place so you won’t need to look for them each time you do a prac

Installation Testing Faultboard can

Turn learners into testing experts

The faults system that is onboard the powered version of Installation Testing Faultboard has 50 sets of faults. Your learners will get up to 50 opportunities to test the installation with changing faults, which will keep them engaged and give them the practice they need

Increase trainer productivity

Rather than spending time building new equipment from scratch, the trainers will be free to apply their expertise where it's really required - with the learners, training and assessing.

Save money

We have designed the installation testing faultboard based on intensive research to build what's needed for the learners. So instead of spending your valuable resources and money on designing something new, you can enjoy a well designed and good looking equipment that's ready to go

SPECIFICATION

Parameter	Value	Purpose & Benefit
Subjects can you use the Installation Testing Faultboard in	UEENEEG105A UEENEEG108A UEEEL0039 UEEEL0014 Licensed Electricians Assessment	The equipment is designed for the Units of competency to make it easier for you to maintain compliance and for practising forLicensed Electricians Assessment
Operating Voltage	Power Version: Battery powered. Charger onboard Non-powered Version: No need for power	In both versions, the idea is that they are truly portable and don't require constant power
Run Time	Power Version: 40 hours on full charge Non-powered Version: Always On	40 hours will give you a full weeks worth of usage without any interruption or need for power
Charge Time	Power Version: 2 hours passthrough Non-powered Version: Always On	Passthrough charging means you can use the board while its charging. effectively removing any downtime
Product Size	Aluminium profile stand with heavy-duty wheels 1200mm x 750mm x 1670mm	Good size for practising testing at standing height. Nice finish and robust
Fault control access	Powered Version: Via onboard Touchscreen in a secured location Non-powered Version: Via fault cards in a secured location	Easy to engage and remove faults
Number of concurrent faults	Faults 1 to 10 - One Fault Faults 11 to 20 - Two Faults Faults 21 to 30 - Three Faults Faults 31 to 40 - Four Faults Faults 41 to 50 - Five or more Faults	Faults increase in complexity to increase learner engagement.
Faultboard Versions	Powered and Non-powered	We have an option to suit your requirement

What Our Customers Say

The time factor, it's massive. I literally don't have to look for anything. The parts are there, they're all in a box, they basically just grab it and do it. Yeah, it's massive time-saving, huge.

Gary WattieElectrotechnology Trainer at Wodonga TAFE, teaching at Department of Defence

This is a lot more professional, and it was a bit embarrassing before that, but now we've got these boxes.

Paul Kelly Electrotechnology Trainer at Wodonga TAFE, teaching at Department of Defence

If I was to talk to a colleague who didn't have them, I'd say it's a no brainer. Without having it, they're not giving their students the best opportunity, possibly, in my belief.

Patrick Jones Electrotechnology Trainer at ONTTC

What we have found that the pracbox has really increased the apprentice engagement, they start working through each prac and actually understand what it means and how it applies to theory and how it applies to a broader electrical area

Michael CullenFormer Head of Department Electrotechnology and Engineering, Holmeslgen

The pracbox was easy to use and portable. Taking it around the tables in the classroom was no issue. It was great using them, I was happy to come to school to do prac.

Eliya MackleElectrical Apprentice

I felt organised; I felt that it was all laid out for me. It [Pracbox] was easy to set up, it was easy to pack away, and it wasn't a chore. It increased my organisation 100%

Jo O'MahoneyElectrical Trainer, Go TAFE

It was really easy to use and all was laid out very nicely. It felt like a professional, mainstream thing that all schools use.

Matt JakonElectrical Apprentice

Our clients

FAQ

Why would someone not want to do business with us?

Can you power the socket outlets and loads on the Installation Testing Faulboard?

Our research suggested that there wasn’t any requirement for powering the socket outlets and loads on the board for learning and assessing the testing. But if you feel that you would like to power them, please email us at info@infinispark.com.au and lets discuss.

How many faults can you turn on at the same time?

The system is designed to have only one fault set on at a time and a set can have a maximum of 5 predetermined faults. We have chosen every single fault set carefully to ensure no faults coincide to give an unexpected fault.

How will we know which faults are active?

You will receive a booklet with test sheets for each fault sets that you can use to assess or discuss with the learners when they are testing. This booklet is on our learning platform so you’ll never have to worry about losing it.

Can we restrict learner's access to the fault control?

Yes, the fault control is located inside the door at the back of the faultboard that is lockable. So if you are assessing the learners, you can lock it and be sure that the assessment conditions are being met.

Is it possible to change from non-powered version to powered version?

Absolutely, you don’t have to buy brand new equipment again, we can come to you and replace the internal control setup with the powered version at a substantially less cost.