An electrical installation is only safe when you can prove it. Insurers, landlords, VvE's and municipalities increasingly ask for a valid inspection report to NEN 1010 or NEN 3140. VoltFix carries out these inspections across Amsterdam — expertly, independently and with a clear digital certificate.
NEN 1010: new build & delivery
NEN 1010 is the standard for the design of new electrical installations. After a renovation, new build or fuse box upgrade the installation is inspected. We measure insulation resistance, earthing, continuity and the operation of every RCD, and issue an NEN 1010 inspection certificate.
NEN 3140: periodic inspection
NEN 3140 is the standard for the periodic inspection of existing installations and work equipment in business settings. Under Dutch Arbo law employers are required to have these inspections done periodically. We inspect both the fixed installation and your electrical equipment (extension leads, tools, office kit) and deliver a complete report.
When should you get an inspection?
- When buying, selling or letting a home or building.
- After a renovation or fuse box replacement.
- At the request of your insurer or mortgage lender.
- Periodically for commercial premises, VvE's and care facilities.
- When you're unsure about the safety of wiring or RCD protection.
How a VoltFix inspection works
- Visual inspection — fuse box, wiring, sockets and earthing.
- Measurements — insulation resistance, earth resistance, short-circuit current and every RCD.
- Report — all findings with photos, measurements and recommended remediation.
- Certificate — digital, ready to share with insurer or VvE.
Why VoltFix?
Our inspectors know Amsterdam's building stock — from listed canal houses with outdated wiring to modern apartments on IJburg. We inspect independently and clearly: you know exactly what is fine, what can be improved and what must be fixed immediately. Choosing VoltFix for the repair is optional.