Surveys

Condition, capacity and power quality evidence before anything is specified

Surveys

A survey gives engineering and facilities teams the same evidence base before money is committed. We assess condition, spare capacity, power quality, earthing and segregation.

The output is written to be used: findings, risks, options and indicative scope that can go straight into a budget or a technical quotation.

What We Cover

Load profile logging and phase balance assessment
Harmonic distortion and power factor measurement
Earthing, bonding and segregation review
Physical condition, IP rating and spare-way assessment

What You Receive

Survey report with findings, risk ranking and photographs
Measured load and power quality data with interpretation
Option comparison with indicative scope for each route
Recommended next step and information still required

Information To Get Started

Reason for the survey — capacity, reliability, cost or compliance

Single line diagram and existing load schedule if available

Logging duration acceptable on site

Any known constraints such as space, ceiling height or access

New load or plant being added to an existing board

High reactive power charges or suspected harmonic problems

Replace assumptions with measurements from the operating site.

Information to send

Survey question and operating schedule
Bills, drawings and nuisance-trip history
Safe access and measurement points

Scope to agree

Measurement plan
Observations and limitations
Prioritised recommendations

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 power factor & power quality 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.