Switchgear, controls and distribution integrated into a walk in enclosure and tested before it leaves the floor.
On a data center or industrial site, the constraint is rarely the equipment. It is the labor, the sequencing and the weather. Electrical rooms get built last, by trades competing for the same space, on a schedule that has already slipped upstream.
An e-house moves that work into a factory. The room is built, wired, tested and signed off indoors, then arrives on site as one delivery that needs power, cable and a crane.
Switchgear, switchboards and distribution equipment, set and terminated.
Control panels, metering and monitoring integrated to your architecture.
Lighting, HVAC, fire detection, cable tray, grounding. Confirm which of these are ours and which are subcontracted.
Factory acceptance testing on the complete room rather than on loose equipment. Problems get found on our floor, where fixing one costs hours, instead of on yours, where it costs a crane and a crew.
FAT reports, as built drawings, equipment documentation and a full bill of material for the complete room.
[Size range, weight, shipping envelope, and the largest one we have delivered. An engineering buyer checks this before anything else on the page.]
Start with a single line. Send us a one line diagram and a site constraint, and we will come back with an arrangement and a date.
