Factory and warehouse power distribution
Design and install main switchboards, sub-boards, distribution boards and power distribution for industrial factories and warehouses.
Industrial Electrical Contractor in Thailand
Production requirements should shape the electrical system, from the incoming supply to the equipment it serves. ETES designs and installs power distribution, lighting and ELV systems for factories and warehouses, with shutdown planning built into the scope.
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Scope of work.
Circuit breakers and cable sizing
Use Ecodial and Vipcoda to size circuit breakers and cables around the equipment requirements and distribution design.
DIALux lighting design
Use manufacturers’ IES files to plan lighting for production and storage areas. Set installation spacing and mounting height to achieve the intended illuminance.
ELV and supply alterations
Design and install ELV systems alongside additions, alterations and electrical supply upgrades. Coordinate documentation and applicable approvals with the responsible site representatives.
Information to prepare.
Share what you have. We can identify the remaining information together.
- Your equipment list, electrical ratings and expected operating hours.
- Available single-line diagrams, distribution layouts and plans for expansion.
- Production restrictions, site access requirements and possible shutdown windows.
Agree the details before work begins.
Use these points to define the proposal, responsibilities and records your team needs. Final deliverables depend on the agreed scope.
Before work
Load schedule and design basis, including machinery interfaces and expansion allowances.
During delivery
Cable routes, isolation boundaries and installation stages coordinated with production.
At handover
Agreed inspection records, circuit labels and updated distribution drawings.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Can an existing factory system support new equipment?
That depends on available capacity, the existing distribution system and how the equipment operates. Share the new equipment ratings and current drawings so the review can cover demand, protection and connection requirements.
Can the work be divided into phases?
A phased approach can be assessed against the facility layout and electrical connections. The key is to identify which systems can be isolated independently and which activities depend on a shared shutdown.
What if our electrical drawings are out of date?
Provide the records you have and flag known changes. Site tracing and a review of the existing installation can be included when defining the project scope.
