Customers often base their designs on achieving a certain functionality with an expectation of reasonable product life. This leads to their development of specifications and/or plans to convey their requirements.​

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• Prior to assembling control equipment, our engineers review the project plans and specifications again in further detail.

• They confirm that the intended equipment will meet the expressed needs.

• They examine whether the standards for the supplied equipment have changed since the project was originally designed.

• They note any issues with the intent of resolving discrepancies prior to field installation, where costly delays could occur.

• Detailed wiring and assembly drawings are developed to meet the needs of the project.

• Each piece of equipment is connected, programmed, and powered with their respective subsystems for functional testing.

• Each subsystem is operated under stress to discover and to eliminate any potential weak points

• The subsystems are repackaged and marked for deliver to contractors and jobsites so they may be logically assembled and installed.

• Each kit includes detailed documentation for easy, error free on-site installation