Manufacturing and Industrial
Software for Electrical Equipment Manufacturing
Panels, switchgear and electrical products built to a rating, where every unit needs a routine test record before it ships.
Electrical equipment is built to a specification the customer signs off — ratings, components, wiring diagram — and tested before dispatch because it will be energised on someone else's site. Copper, components and enclosures are the cost; the routine test and the as-built drawing are the evidence. A maker that cannot produce both per serial is exposed the day something fails in the field.
What gets in the way
- Component substitutions made on the floor are not recorded against the unit
- Copper consumption per unit is assumed rather than measured
- Routine test sheets are paper, filed by date
- Approved-make lists from customers are checked manually
- Wiring and GA drawing revisions drift from what was built
What the software handles
- Order captured with ratings, approved makes and drawing revision
- Components issued against the unit's BOM, substitutions recorded
- Copper and busbar consumption recorded per unit
- Routine tests recorded against the serial before release
- Dispatch with test certificate and as-built drawing
What changes
- Test evidence per serial, retrievable in minutes
- Substitutions visible to quality and to the customer
- Measured copper cost per unit
Software for your electrical equipment manufacturing business
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