Inspection of industrial electrical installations
The RGIE requires a non-domestic electrical installation to be inspected by an approved body before it is put into use, then periodically: every 5 years for low voltage, and every year for high voltage and for temporary installations (construction sites, fairgrounds, events).
Homes, shops, restaurants and the common areas of buildings fall under the standard electrical inspection. To find out which procedure applies to your installation, contact us.
Infrared thermography detects abnormal heating in your distribution boards without cutting the power. Insurers often require it (REGELEC standard) for fire prevention.
The lightning protection inspection checks compliance with the NBN C18-100 or NBN EN 62305 standards. A risk analysis determines the level of protection required. It is mandatory before commissioning and after any modification, and recommended every 2 years. Radioactive lightning conductors are prohibited and must be removed.
To prepare for the inspection, download the electrical file checklist. To train your staff, see our BA4 and BA5 training.
Updated: October 2026