Electromechanical and MEP works.
Industrial electrification, distribution, panel boards, earthing and mechanical services — carried out by the same electrical team that commissions our solar installations.
Power in, safely distributed.
Most industrial electrical problems are not exotic. They are undersized cable, bad terminations, an earthing system that was never tested, and a panel nobody has opened in four years. We deal with all four.
Industrial electrification
Complete electrical installation for factories, mills, warehouses and commercial buildings.
- LT distribution and sub-mains
- Cable sizing, laying and termination
- Motor control and starters
- Lighting and small power
Panel boards & switchgear
Distribution boards, MCC and PCC panels built, wired and tested before they leave the shop.
- MDB, SMDB and DB fabrication
- MCC and PCC panels
- Capacitor banks and PFI panels
- Metering and protection relays
Earthing & lightning
Earth pits, mesh, bonding and lightning protection — installed and then actually tested.
- Earth pit and mesh systems
- Equipotential bonding
- Lightning protection and down conductors
- Resistance testing with report
Containment
GI cable trays, ladders, trunking and supports fabricated in our own workshop to your route.
- GI and painted cable trays
- Ladder racks and trunking
- Supports, brackets and hangers
Mechanical services
Pipework, pumps, ducting and equipment erection alongside the electrical scope.
- Pipework and supports
- Pump sets and equipment erection
- Ducting and ventilation supports
Testing & documentation
Insulation resistance, continuity, earth resistance and load testing, handed over as a record.
- IR and continuity testing
- Earth resistance measurement
- As-built drawings and test records
TODO: confirm your electrical licence category, PEC registration number and any DISCO contractor enlistment so we can state them here — those three lines close industrial enquiries faster than anything else on this page.
Send the single-line diagram.
Or a photo of the panel and a description of the problem. Either way we will tell you what is involved before quoting.