Control & Monitoring

Making distribution visible, controllable and easier to maintain

Control & Monitoring

Control and monitoring work turns a distribution system into something you can actually see. Meter hierarchies, alarm points and operator interfaces are designed around the decisions the site needs to make.

Commissioning records, point lists and operator notes are handed over so the system stays useful after the installers leave.

What We Cover

Energy meter hierarchy across incomers, generator, UPS and solar
Modbus, BMS and SCADA integration including legacy equipment
PLC control, interlock and automation logic
Alarm rationalisation and trend configuration

What You Receive

Point list, register map and network topology
Commissioning record with verified alarms and trends
Operator interface screens and usage notes
Recommendations for future expansion of monitoring

Information To Get Started

Existing meter, PLC and BMS makes and models

What must be measured, alarmed or controlled and by whom

Network availability and cyber or IT constraints on site

Reporting expectations — tenant billing, energy, uptime

Energy costs cannot be attributed to areas or processes

Alarms are missed because indication is local only

Turn equipment signals into useful operating decisions.

Information to send

Process sequence
I/O list and existing PLC/HMI
Communication protocols and alarm priorities

Scope to agree

Control narrative
I/O and alarm schedule
Commissioning acceptance criteria

What changes the selection?

Equipment duty, installation conditions, available fault current, control interfaces and expansion plans all affect the specification. Agree the required drawings, tests and handover records before placing an order.

Request a scope review ↗

Open the relays, monitoring & protection hub and calculators ↗

Specify the whole working system.

Start with the equipment duty. Add the control, protection and measurement functions that your project needs; these are options to review, not a pre-approved assembly.