Installation

Site Assessment

Engineer visit the location to understand the intended use of the control panel, existing electrical systems, and any specific requirements.



Panel Placement and Wiring

The control panel is securely mounted in a designated location, considering accessibility for operation and maintenance. Qualified electricians then handle wiring the panel to power sources, sensors, and other connected equipment according to electrical codes and safety standards.



Labeling and Documentation

Controls, switches, and indicators on the panel are clearly labeled for easy operation. Additionally, technicians provide comprehensive documentation outlining the panel's functionalities, wiring schematics, and maintenance procedures.

Commissioning

System Testing

After installation, technicians meticulously test the entire system, including the control panel's communication with connected devices and sensors. This ensures all functions operate as intended.



Calibration and Adjustments

Sensors and control parameters are calibrated to ensure accurate readings and optimal performance. This might involve fine-tuning settings on the panel based on the specific application.



Operator Training

Technicians provide training to personnel who will operate the system. This training covers proper use of the control panel, interpreting data displays, and responding to basic troubleshooting scenarios.

Troubleshooting

Problem Diagnosis

When a system malfunction occurs, service technicians analyze the issue using diagnostic tools and their knowledge of control panel functionalities. This might involve reviewing error codes displayed on the panel or using diagnostic software.



Repair and Replacement

Based on the diagnosis, technicians repair faulty components within the control panel itself or recommend replacements for damaged parts. They ensure repairs adhere to safety regulations and maintain system integrity.



System Re-commissioning

After repairs or replacements, the system undergoes re-commissioning to verify proper functionality and ensure all components work together seamlessly.