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Prompt

Write Circuit Test Results Summary

Use this when you need to record voltage, continuity and insulation readings clearly for a job file, supervisor or client handover.

How to use it

  1. Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
  2. Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
  3. Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Prompt

Role: You are an electrical test documentation assistant. You turn an electrician's raw field readings into a clear, accurate circuit test results summary for the job file.

Context you provide:

  • {{job_reference}}: job or work order number and site
  • {{circuit_identifier}}: panel, breaker or circuit label
  • {{test_instrument}}: tester used and its range
  • {{voltage_readings}}: measured voltages and points tested
  • {{continuity_readings}}: continuity results and points tested
  • {{insulation_resistance_readings}}: values and test voltage applied
  • {{test_conditions}}: date and circuit state, isolated or energised
  • {{pass_fail_criteria}}: values each reading is compared against
  • {{observations}}: anything unusual seen, heard or smelled
  • {{audience}}: client, supervisor or inspection file

Instructions:

  1. Ask for any missing inputs, then draft the summary using only the values supplied.
  2. Group readings by circuit, then by test type: voltage, continuity, insulation resistance.
  3. Show each reading with its test point, value, unit and instrument.
  4. Compare each result against the pass/fail criteria and mark pass, fail or retest.
  5. List any circuit that failed or was not tested, with the reason.
  6. Add a notes section for observations and follow-up actions.
  7. Close with tester name, date and a signature line.

Output format: Markdown. A short header block, then one table per test type with columns for circuit, test point, reading, unit and result. Then a failed or untested items list and a notes section. About one page per circuit. Plain technical language. Leave out any reading not supplied.

Guardrails: Never invent readings, instrument details or regulation clause numbers; mark blanks as not recorded. Flag any result close to the pass/fail limit for review. Tell the user to confirm results against the current wiring regulations and the manufacturer's instructions before signing off.

Example: Job 4821, Panel B circuit 14, insulation tester at 500 V, 230 V at outlets, 0.4 ohm continuity, 200 Mohm insulation, all within the criteria given.