Design, build, programming and commissioning delivered by one team. A single contractual responsibility covering both the electrical and the control side.
We build control panels and automation systems for commercial premises, warehouses and production facilities. A control panel defines the operating logic, the starting sequence and the fault regime of the equipment it serves, not merely the distribution of power to it.
We work with WAGO PLCs where the application calls for extended logic, communications or later expansion, and with relay-based or microcontroller solutions where a PLC would be oversized. We cover the full scope: schematic, panel build, programming and commissioning. The electrical work and the control work sit with the same team, which removes the contractual interface between two suppliers.
Six stages, from defining the operating logic through to commissioning and handover of documentation.
Starting and stopping sequences, interlock conditions, fault regime and what remains under manual control. This stage determines most of the downstream cost.
Declared and measured loads differ in most cases. For motors and hard-starting loads, that difference governs the sizing.
Electrical schematic, bill of materials and enclosure layout, correlated with the prospective short-circuit current at the point of connection and with ambient conditions.
Assembly and wiring with full conductor and terminal marking, to the approved schematic.
The program is written and tested against all scenarios, fault conditions included, before the assembly reaches site.
Installation, adjustment, operator training and handover of documentation: final schematic, bill of materials and configured parameters.
Send the single-line diagram or a load schedule with the operating conditions. We confirm in writing whether we take the work, its scope and the estimated lead time.