Dedicated equipment circuits
New circuits run and sized for individual pieces of equipment, separate from general building power.
Equipment Power
Power sized and wired for what your equipment actually needs.
Dedicated circuits, disconnects and hookups for commercial and industrial equipment — from kitchen and shop equipment to production machinery — sized correctly the first time.
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Local disconnects installed at equipment for safe servicing and code compliance.
Three-phase power
Connections and circuits for three-phase equipment common in commercial kitchens, shops and industrial settings.
Equipment relocations
Power moved or added when equipment is relocated, replaced, or a layout changes.
Load assessment
Checking whether existing service and panel capacity can support new or added equipment before it's installed.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my panel can support new equipment?
A load assessment checks your existing service and panel capacity against what the new equipment draws. It's worth doing before equipment is ordered or installed, not after.
Do I need three-phase power for commercial equipment?
Some commercial and industrial equipment requires three-phase power, while other equipment runs on standard single-phase circuits. Check your equipment's spec sheet, or send it to us and we'll tell you what it needs.
What is a disconnect and why does equipment need one?
A disconnect is a local switch that lets equipment be safely powered down for service without going back to the main panel — most fixed equipment requires one.