Control panel and interface engineering for HVAC, district-heating interfaces, plantroom pumps and building management systems.
Start from the object, its electrical and control interfaces, and the documents your team needs. The regional examples below show how a defined subcontract package changes across local markets and industries.
These are documented examples from the current solutions library, not an exhaustive list of countries where similar assets exist.
chiller plant, CRAC/CRAH interface, energy meters, pump status
EN IEC 61439 (assembly if applicable); client BMS/EPMS standards
Local/site contextI.S. 10101 site wiring; EN 50600 if project specification
heat interface unit, circulation pumps, heat meters, control valves
EN/IEC 60204-1 for machinery; EN/IEC 61439 for assemblies within scope; client control philosophy
Local/site contextNEN 1010 electrical installation; local heat network specs if applicable
AHU, pumps, VFDs, meters, actuators
SR EN 61439 for panel if relevant
Local/site contextI7-2011 for fixed building wiring
primary/secondary chilled water pumps, sensors, valves, VFD
IEC 61439 if assembly; client BMS specs
Local/site contextDEWA / DoE for LV installation; local MEP approval
AHU, VAV, damper motors, temperature/pressure sensors
IEC 61439 for relevant assembly; client BMS specs
Local/site contextDubai Building Code + applicable emirate electrical rules
Send the equipment description, destination, project code basis, input document register and expected native deliverables.
Submit engineering RFQ ↗Native CAD and engineering documentation can be scoped separately from electrical installation, local permits, machine conformity assessment and regulated engineering sign-off.
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