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Design, build and certify — from the first schematic to CE marking.

Electrical engineering, cabinet manufacturing, installation and machine safety certification under one coordinated team — tightly integrated with the software and automation that will run on them.

Full scope, one team
Turnkey

Design, cabinet manufacturing and on-site assembly delivered under one contract.

Eplan

Schematics, BoMs and changes in one environment

CE · IEC

Marking and 61439 compliance support

1 plan

Shared with PLC, robotics and VC teams

01 Definition

What does industrial electrical engineering include?

Industrial electrical engineering covers the design of schematics and control architecture, control cabinet manufacturing, on-site installation and the machine safety documentation needed for CE marking. We deliver it as turnkey electrical engineering, in Eplan Electric P8 and coordinated with the PLC, robotics and virtual commissioning teams.

02 Integrated delivery

Electrical that talks to the rest of the project.

Electrical design, cabinet manufacturing, field installation and safety certification are often delivered by separate vendors. The seams are where projects slip. We keep them under a single team working alongside the PLC, robotics and virtual commissioning engineers, so the hardware and the software arrive aligned.

03 Capabilities

What we deliver

  1. Electrical design

    Schematics, control architecture and documentation in Eplan Electric P8, kept aligned as the project evolves.

  2. Cabinet manufacturing

    Custom control and power cabinets built to project need, wired and tested before shipment.

  3. On-site installation

    Cable routing, tray work, auxiliary structures and labelling executed by qualified field technicians.

  4. Machine safety

    Risk assessments, technical files, user manuals and required testing for CE marking and IEC compliance.

  5. Purchasing support

    Component sourcing leveraging relationships with Siemens, Schneider, Rockwell, Phoenix Contact and others.

  6. Integration with controls

    Electrical engineering that stays in step with the PLC, robot and VC teams: one project plan across all disciplines.

Tools & standards
  • [ Eplan Electric P8 ]
  • [ Schneider (TeSys / Modicon) ]
  • [ Siemens (Simatic / Sirius) ]
  • [ Rockwell (Allen-Bradley) ]
  • [ Phoenix Contact ]
  • [ IEC 61439 ]
  • [ CE marking ]
04 Process

Service phases

  1. Phase 01

    Electrical design

    Architecture, schematics and documentation produced in Eplan, kept in sync with every project change.

  2. Phase 02

    Cabinet manufacturing

    Custom cabinets and protection equipment manufactured to project need and schedule, pre-tested before delivery.

  3. Phase 03

    Installation assembly

    Cable routing, channels, auxiliary structures and labelling executed by qualified technicians.

  4. Phase 04

    Machine safety & certification

    Technical files, user manuals, risk assessments and testing to support CE marking and IEC 61439 conformity.

05 Comparison

Several suppliers versus one team.

  1. Design changes

    With several suppliers, every schematic change is reinterpreted at each hand-off. With one team, Eplan and the PLC program are updated on the same plan.

  2. Accountability

    With several suppliers, a startup fault is argued between whoever designed, built the cabinet and programmed. With one team, there is a single owner.

  3. Testing

    Cabinets are tested before shipping and signals are already mapped for virtual commissioning, so the wiring arrives aligned with the software.

  4. Documentation

    Schematics, bills of materials, technical files and manuals come out of the same environment and stay current until handover.

06 FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which software do you use for electrical design?
Eplan Electric P8 for electrical design: schematics, control architecture, bills of materials and documentation, kept current with every project change.
Do you handle control cabinet manufacturing?
Yes. We build custom control and power cabinets, wired and tested before shipping, with components from Siemens, Schneider, Rockwell, Phoenix Contact and other manufacturers.
Do you help with machine safety compliance and CE marking?
Yes. We prepare risk assessments, technical files, manuals and tests for CE marking and IEC 61439 compliance.
Do you carry out on-site electrical installation?
Yes. Qualified technicians handle wiring, cable trays, auxiliary structures and labelling, and the same team supports commissioning.
Why use the same team for electrical engineering and programming?
Because the seams between suppliers are where projects go wrong. When the electrical scope is designed together with the PLC, robotics and virtual commissioning teams, hardware and software share one plan and arrive at startup aligned.
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