Switchboard manufacturing
We manufacture residential, industrial and metering switchboards. Every panel leaves with a nameplate, a test report and documentation that matches the real build.
Build standard
Schrack / OEZ / Eaton
From small residential boards to large industrial cabinets—we keep the same standard: clean layout, clear labeling and service logic.
For houses, apartment buildings and development projects. Clean layout and easy-to-understand circuit labeling.
Panels for machines, lines and technology. Service logic, safety circuits and measurement/control integration.
Assemblies for metering points aligned with distributor connection requirements (PRE, ČEZ, E.ON).
Public lighting control, emergency lighting and DALI systems for commercial spaces.
Backbone distribution for buildings—fields and cabinets designed for higher short-circuit demands.
Panels for medical areas and IT rooms where redundancy, clear documentation and serviceability matter.
A photo says more than words. We focus on craftsmanship—clean routes, durable labels and a layout that makes maintenance faster.
Tidy wiring, ferrules and durable labeling
Component mounting and protection
Busbar system and distribution
Solution for critical infrastructure
A simple, controlled process. We reduce scope errors and ensure the right panel arrives on site—ready to install.
We define panel type, IP rating, short-circuit requirements and installation location.
We use your design or prepare it with you. We validate layout and buildability.
Clean component mounting, tidy wire routing, ferrules and durable labels/markers.
Functional checks, insulation tests and continuity checks as applicable. Test report included.
Schematics, test report, declaration of conformity (where applicable) and operating notes.
Shipment to site or installation by our team, plus optional maintenance support.
A switchboard is the heart of an installation. If it’s chaotic, every future repair becomes slower and more expensive. That’s why we use proven brands and focus on craftsmanship.
Components
Enclosures
The better the inputs, the more accurate the pricing. If something is missing, we’ll clarify it in a short call.
Core info
Type, purpose, environment, timeline.
Technical inputs
Schematic, circuit list, project documentation.
Need engineering first? Start with engineering.
Long-term partnerships with top companies in industry and the public sector.
Yes. We manufacture using our own production documentation or based on external drawings. If needed, we will complete and unify the documentation so it’s unambiguous for production, testing and handover.
Yes. We manufacture custom panels according to purpose and environment—from sub-distribution and technology cabinets to metering and source transfer (ATS) solutions.
A nameplate, complete documentation (digital and/or printed), clear device/circuit labeling and a test report. The goal is a panel that’s serviceable and easy to hand over.
We use proven components from reputable manufacturers (e.g., Schrack, OEZ, Eaton, Phoenix Contact, ABB) and select enclosures based on the environment and required IP rating (e.g., Rittal, Schrack, ABB and others). The exact selection is always aligned with the brief.
Yes. We perform verification steps aligned with safe handover and long-term serviceability. A test report and complete handover documents are standard.
Yes. We manufacture with applicable standards and verification requirements in mind, depending on the panel type and project scope. Documentation and testing are set up to support audit-ready handover.
Yes—depending on the project. We can run functional verification and pre-shipment checks to minimize surprises on site and speed up commissioning.
We track changes and versions. We agree on an approval workflow so production always follows the latest valid revision—reducing labeling or assembly discrepancies.
Yes. We can deliver end-to-end: manufacturing, transport, on-site installation, wiring and support during commissioning—based on agreed interfaces and scope.
Ideally: panel type and purpose, environment & required IP rating, a basic schematic or circuit/I/O list, preferred components (if specified) and your timeline. If anything is missing, we clarify it in a short technical call.