How the same equipment family is configured for six different installation types. Each page sets out the equipment package, the design constraints that decide it, and the questions buyers ask before ordering.
Every page below lists the typical equipment package, the engineering considerations that decide the configuration, and the documentation supplied with the order.

Medium-voltage collection, step-up and grid-connection equipment for utility-scale and commercial solar plants — from the inverter station to the point of common coupling.

Equipment selection for sites where dust, humidity, vibration and a hostile ambient temperature are normal operating conditions rather than exceptions.

Continuous-process facilities where supply continuity, arc-flash containment and the separation of hazardous and non-hazardous areas drive every equipment decision.

Pumping stations, treatment works and utility buildings — installations where the load is continuous, the environment is wet and the operator is often a public authority rather than a private industrial buyer.

Where the defining constraint is not industrial load but uptime — dual supplies, load segregation and a maintenance window that has to be negotiated around a tenant's operating hours.

The general industrial case — mixed motor and process loads, a distribution room that has to be planned rather than squeezed in, and equipment that has to match a specific single-line diagram.
These are starting points, not catalogue entries. The equipment on any installation is determined by three inputs: the single-line diagram, the site conditions (altitude, ambient temperature, protection class, exposure) and the utility's own requirements. Where we have listed a typical combination, it reflects how this equipment is commonly arranged — the delivered configuration is always confirmed in the technical agreement.
If your project does not match any of the six categories below, send us the drawing and the site conditions anyway. A large share of the enquiries we receive are combinations that do not fit a standard category, and they are handled the same way: a technical proposal first, a price second.
Send the single-line diagram and the site conditions — altitude, ambient temperature and the protection class required. We will tell you what we would specify and why, before any commercial discussion.
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