We provide warehouses, manufacturing plants, and industries with morden and high quality switchboards that supply the entire electrical system of a their facility.
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In addition to proper consultation, Sub-distribution panels are installed along-side main distribution panels. Providing current to smaller regions/circuits.
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We provide premium Lighting switchboards, used to control the lighting system of a building or facility, adjusting their controls automatically & efficiently
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Electric panels for fire alarm system of a building or facility, designed to receive signals from fire detectors and trigger the alarm & activate fire extinguishers.
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Designed with modern and advance technology "...HVAC switchboards are used to control the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system of a building/facility.
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We provide 24/7 customer care service for commercial buildings, warehouses, and homes. Ensuring clients and customers satisfaction and safety
Contact usTighten electrical connections to prevent overheating and reduce the risk of electrical faults. Clean dust and debris from panels and equipment to maintain proper ventilation. Verify that panel doors are secure and properly sealed.
Electrical Panel Inspection Checklist: 1. Check for Physical Damage. 2. Inspect the Electrical Meter. 3. Check Circuit Breaker Capacity. 4. Verify the Tightness of Connections. etc.
As a minimum, HSB recommends that electrical preventive maintenance be performed at three year intervals. More frequent intervals should be followed where conditions warrant.
You can use a circuit tester or a voltage tester to check the voltage and current of each circuit. You can also use a clamp meter to measure the current draw of each load. You should compare the readings with the specifications and ratings of the panel or breaker.
Its function is to feed power into every circuit of your home. But do electrical panels expire? Yes! After about 25-40 years, it's recommended to get a replacement.
