The heart of a facility's electrical system
Switchgear replacement and modernisation for businesses and property managers
From existing condition audits to replacing protective devices, clear circuit descriptions, acceptance measurements, and as-built documentation. You receive a cost estimate for variants before making a decision.
We plan modernisation during service windows — we announce changeovers and minimise downtime.
Symptoms
Signs that your switchgear needs an audit.
- Overheating protective devices and equipment
- Lack of selectivity — one fault shuts down the entire facility
- No space for new circuits
- Unclear or outdated circuit descriptions
- Old apparatus and worn-out protective devices
- Arc traces, discolouration, smell during operation
- Lack of existing condition documentation
The audit concludes with figures on the table
- a report with recommendations and priorities,
- a cost estimate for variants — from minimum to target,
- an indication of what is urgent and what can be planned.
You make decisions with complete information, not "in the dark". Hot spots are confirmed by thermography.
Process
Six stages with a pre-known cost.
- AuditExisting condition, documentation, measurement.
- Variant cost estimateWritten, before decision.
- ScheduleService windows and shutdown plan.
- ReplacementApparatus, circuits, and protective devices.
- Acceptance measurementsProtocol ready for handover.
- DocumentationSchematics and clear circuit descriptions.
What you get
Switchgear you understand.
- Switchgear with selective protective devices
- Clear, up-to-date circuit descriptions
- Space for future circuits, if planned
- Acceptance measurement protocol
- As-built documentation in the panel
- Maintenance recommendations and next due dates
FAQ
Questions about switchgear.
Can switchgear be replaced without shutting down the facility?
Usually, yes — we divide the work into stages and carry it out during service windows. Some changeovers require a short, announced interruption; we plan it for the time with the least impact.
What determines the cost?
The number and type of circuits, existing condition, access, required protective devices, and scope of documentation. That's why we provide a written cost estimate with variants after the audit.
Can an audit start with photos?
Photos of the distribution board and a description of the symptoms allow for an initial assessment. The binding scope is determined after inspection and measurement of the existing condition.
Will I receive measurements and documentation?
Yes – acceptance measurements with a protocol, and as-built documentation with diagrams and circuit descriptions. You can also see the scope of larger works in installations and modernisations.
B2B Contact
Book a distribution board audit.
Attach photos of the distribution board and a description of the symptoms – we will get back to you with an assessment and a cost estimate for options after inspection.
Our promise: a written cost estimate before you decide, clear circuit descriptions, and complete documentation at the end.