
Your facility requires preventive electrical maintenance.
- It's a compliance issue
- It's a health and safety issue
- It's a liability issue.
You facility benefits from preventive electrical maintenance.
- "We can't afford for this equipment to go down."
- "We can't insure you if you're not NFPA compliant."
- "30% reduced maintenance costs"
- "25% increase in production."
We know what electrical maintenance you need.
We're accredited testers, certified technicians, and qualified risk assessment professionals. And we put it all together for cost-effective asset management.
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Are You Testing All of This?
- Automatic Transfer Switches
- Battery Banks
- Bus Bars
- Bus Ducts
- Circuit Breaker Panels
- Circuit Breakers
- Disconnect Switches
- Distribution Panels
- Distribution Switch Boards
- Generators
- Ground Fault Protection
- Main Fuses
- Main Panels
- Motor Control Centers
- Power Distribution Units (PDUs)
- Power Meters
- Relays
- Switchgear
- Transformers
- UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) Backups
- Voltage Meters
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We Test and Maintain All of This Electrical Distribution Equipment
Electrical maintenance saves costs, extends equipment life, and reduces the risk of fines, liability, and medical expenses from an incident. To ensure your business benefits, you'll need certified, qualified people checking your electrical assets. The list below is just a sampling of what our teams do.
Every asset below is required to be maintained in accordance with recognized standards. In addition to the tests below, each asset also needs a (1) visual inspection, (2) cleaning, and where appropriate, (3) tightening.
All Bus Bars and Bus Ducts
- Connection and contact resistance
- Insulation resistance
- Thermographic survey
Automatic Transfer Switches
- Contact resistance
- Insulation resistance
Battery Banks
- Connection resistance
- Impedance
- Load bank
- Voltage to ground and equalizing voltage
Circuit Breakers (Including Main Breakers)
- Connection, control wiring, and contact resistance
- Drop values, ground fault, and short-and long-time pickup values
- Insulation resistance
- Static contact/pole-resistance
- Trip unit programming and settings
- Verify operation
Disconnect Switches
- Contact resistance
- Insulation resistance
- Fuse verification
Generators
- Connection resistance
- Insulation resistance
- Load bank
- Winding resistance
Grounding Systems
- Soil resistivity
- 4-point method
- 3-point (fall of potential)
- 2-point (dead earth)
Motor Control Centers
- Connection resistance
- Insulation resistance
- Test control devices and motor protection parameters
Power Cables
- Point to point verification
- Insulation resistance
- Phase identification
- Additional tests for Medium Voltage:
- High potential (DC and VLF)
- Partial discharge
- Tan delta/dissipation factor
Power Meters
- Current ratio
- CT performance
Protective Relays
- Circuit, coil, and contact resistance
- Overcurrent and overvoltage pickup
- Pickup times and time delays
- Trip resistance
Switchgear, Main Panels, Distribution Panels, and Switch Boards
- Connection resistance
- Control wiring insulation resistance
- Insulation integrity
- Ground resistance and fault relays
- Test all meters, instrument transformers, and control power transformers
Transformers
- Insulation integrity (Megger test)
- Oil analysis (unless dry-type)
- Power factor (Doble test)
- Relay testing (i) Temperature, (ii) Pressure
- Turns ratio
- Winding resistance
Voltage Meters
- Insulation integrity
- Turns ratio
There's So Much More
For instance, the 2019 NETA guidelines for inspecting switchgear lists 19 points.
For a More Complete Look, Please refer to the 2019 Standard for Maintenance Testing Specifications for Electrical Power Equipment & Systems