For contract customers with critical processes, we can make specific SLA agreements on response times and availability outside office hours. Standard outages are dealt with within [...]
Read moreFans are wear parts. When they fail or foul, cooling capacity decreases. Sensitive electronics become too hot, leading [...]
Read moreYes, we read logs and do snapshots to see if the filter is still functioning correctly and the [...]
Read more"Don't fix what isn't broken" doesn't apply here. Firmware updates often include essential improvements in control algorithms, security and efficiency. [...]
Read moreCosts depend on the type of system, power, number of units and location of your business. We [...]
Read moreNo, a contract is not mandatory, but highly recommended. Without demonstrable maintenance, it often expires over time [...]
Read morea, in many cases they do. We can service third-party systems, provided we have access to the necessary [...]
Read morePreventive maintenance is planned and focused on preventing problems (similar to the 'MOT' and turn for your car). [...]
Read moreBasic exterior cleaning and display reading is possible. However, internal inspection requires specialised knowledge of power electronics [...]
Read moreWe recommend inspection and maintenance at least once a year. In environments with a high dust load, [...]
Read moreIncreasingly so. Insurers often require periodic inspections (such as SCIOS Scope 8/10/12) or continuous monitoring for larger installations to prevent fire risks [...]
Read moreThis means that we do not leave until the system is working. We physically check the installation of meters in the [...]
Read moreNot necessary. Monitoring can be done locally (offline), with data stored on the meter or a local server. However, for [...]
Read moreYes, absolutely. Our EMS is brand-independent and can communicate with various inverters, battery systems (BESS) and charging stations. This allows you to energy [...]
Read moreEnergy monitoring focuses on quantity: how many kWh do you consume, where and when? It focuses on costs and savings. Power [...]
Read moreAbsolutely. We often carry out a 'Design Review' or 'Second Opinion' on existing installer designs. We review the design [...]
Read moreFor a basic simulation, we need the Single Line Diagram and the specifications of transformers, cables and large consumers. [...]
Read moreYes, especially when complex components such as variable speed drives or PV systems are present. Even in smaller installations, resonances or overloads can [...]
Read moreA Power Quality measurement analyses the current situation ("the patient is sick now"). A simulation predicts future behaviour ("if we [...]
Read moreYes, absolutely. Although our headquarters and heart are in the Netherlands, our services reach worldwide. Our engineers regularly fly out to [...]
Read moreYes, this is a common problem. Often the cause is voltage dips or harmonic contamination affecting the input stage of the [...]
Read moreNEN 3140 is a safety inspection focusing on touch hazard and fire safety at a basic level. It does not look at the quality of the [...]
Read moreAbsolutely. We are not an inspection agency that just diagnoses a problem. We recommend concrete solutions, such as harmonic filters or capacitor banks, and [...]
Read morePower Quality deals with the quality of the power supply up to frequencies of about 2.5 kHz (harmonics, dips). EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) [...]
Read moreYes, we carry out EMF (Electromagnetic Fields) measurements. We often do this in office buildings, hospitals or near heavy transformers to [...]
Read moreThis is possible, but we often advise against it for complex problems. Meter placement (correct phase sequence, type of current clamps) [...]
Read moreCosts depend on the duration, number of measurement points and complexity of the analysis. Contact us for [...]
Read moreIn most cases, they don't. Our engineers are trained to work safely in the vicinity of live parts and [...]
Read moreFor a complete analysis in accordance with standard EN 50160, we recommend a minimum of one week (7 days). This ensures that [...]
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