POWER GRID designs, assembles, wires and tests low-voltage switchgear and control panels with focus on IEC 61439-1 / -2 / -3 requirements, defined project specifications and clear technical documentation.
Panels are designed and manufactured with focus on the applicable requirements of IEC 61439-1 / -2 / -3 and the agreed project specification.
Every panel is individually tested before despatch and supported by the relevant test and project documentation.
Project drawings, ratings and specifications are reviewed so the required panel configuration and technical scope are clearly defined.
Applicable IEC 61439-1 / -2 / -3 requirements are considered together with the approved project specification and panel application.
Panel design and arrangement are developed around the agreed electrical requirements, project drawings and defined technical parameters.
Panel assembly is carried out against the approved configuration with attention to component arrangement, workmanship and maintainability.
Internal wiring and associated identification are completed in line with the approved panel design and project documentation.
The completed assembly is inspected before routine verification and release to confirm readiness for the agreed testing process.
Each completed panel undergoes routine verification and testing before despatch, with focus on applicable IEC 61439 and project requirements.
A signed test certificate forms part of the technical documentation supplied with the panel at handover.
Relevant records can include as-built drawings and torque records, supporting traceability from manufacture through technical handover.
Operation and maintenance documentation is coordinated as part of the handover package before the panel is released for delivery.
A signed test certificate is supplied to document the panel testing carried out before despatch.
As-built drawings provide the final documented panel arrangement and support future technical reference.
Torque records form part of the documentation discipline identified for panel manufacture and handover.
Operation and maintenance documentation supports the client team after installation and during future maintenance activities.
Test instruments used for verification should have clearly controlled identification and calibration status under the company’s approved procedure.
Relevant calibration and verification records should be maintained so the testing process can be traced when required.
Any project-specific calibration or witness requirements should be agreed before testing and reflected in the applicable documentation.
POWER GRID manufactures reliable LV switchgear, distribution and control panels for commercial and industrial applications across the UAE.