Asset-Eyes designs PCC (Power Control Center) and MCC (Motor Control Center) panels that manage power distribution across industrial and commercial facilities. Each panel is sized to control heavy machinery, motors, and transformers based on the facility's actual electrical load, with wide current and voltage input ranges and configurations customized to the application. Panels include integrated overload protection and are built to NEMA compliance standards where required.
Asset-Eyes designs LT (Low Tension) distribution panels for utility, industrial, and general electrical installations. Work includes panel layout and drafting, component specification and sizing for the distribution equipment involved, and documentation aligned to applicable industry standards.
Asset-Eyes designs custom motor control panels tailored to each application's specific requirements. Work includes electrical sizing calculations for motor loads, along with wiring diagrams and component identification built for implementation and long-term maintenance.
Asset-Eyes develops detailed electrical schematics and wiring diagrams for machinery, power distribution, and automation systems. Work covers both documentation of existing control systems and design of new installations, with diagrams built for accurate field implementation and long-term maintenance.
Asset-Eyes prepares compliance documentation aligned to UL508A and NFPA 79 standards for electrical panel and control system projects. Deliverables include component specification sheets, BOM generation, and technical drawings structured to support the handoff from engineering to execution.
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