New Electrical Systems for HVAC

We provide complete electrical solutions for new HVAC systems, covering design, product supply, installation, testing, and commissioning. Our expert team ensures that every electrical system is engineered for safety, efficiency, and long-term HVAC system health.

Electrical System Design

Our electrical engineers design HVAC electrical systems tailored to project requirements and load calculations. We develop power distribution layouts, control schematics, protection systems, and cable sizing in compliance with international standards and local regulations. Proper design ensures reliable operation, energy efficiency, and future scalability.

Supply of Electrical Products & Components

We supply high-quality, approved electrical products required for HVAC systems, including:

    •   Power and control panels

    •   Circuit breakers, contactors, and relays

    •   VFDs and motor starters

    •   Cables, trays, and earthing systems

    •   Control accessories and protection devices

All supplied products are sourced from trusted manufacturers to ensure durability, performance, and compatibility with HVAC equipment.

Professional Installation

Our qualified technicians carry out safe and precise installation of all electrical components. This includes panel installation, cable laying and termination, control wiring, grounding, and integration with HVAC equipment. Every installation follows strict safety practices and industry standards.

Testing, Commissioning & Handover

We perform thorough testing and commissioning to verify correct electrical operation, protection settings, and system performance. Final inspections and documentation ensure the HVAC system is ready for reliable operation and long-term service.

Why Choose Our Electrical HVAC Services

    •   Expert HVAC-focused electrical design

    •   High-quality product supply from trusted brands

    •   Skilled installation and safety compliance

    •   Reliable testing and commissioning

    •   Improved HVAC efficiency and system health

Electrical Inspection and Fault Diagnosis

We conduct comprehensive electrical inspections to identify hidden issues that can affect HVAC performance. Using advanced diagnostic tools, our experts detect loose connections, voltage imbalance, insulation failure, overheating components, and control faults—allowing us to resolve problems before they lead to breakdowns or system damage.

Control Panel and Wiring Checks

Our technicians inspect HVAC control panels, power circuits, and control wiring to ensure proper operation and safety. This includes checking contactors, relays, terminals, breakers, and cable connections for wear, corrosion, or overheating. Proper wiring integrity ensures stable system control, accurate signaling, and reliable start-up and shutdown sequences

Motor, Compressor, and Drive Testing

We perform detailed electrical testing of motors, compressors, and variable frequency drives (VFDs) to verify current draw, insulation resistance, phase balance, and operational stability. These tests help prevent premature equipment failure, reduce energy consumption, and ensure smooth and efficient HVAC operation.

Protection Devices and Safety Checks

We inspect and test all electrical protection devices, including overload relays, circuit breakers, fuses, earthing systems, and safety interlocks. Properly functioning protection systems safeguard HVAC equipment from electrical faults, short circuits, overcurrent, and voltage fluctuations—ensuring safe and uninterrupted operation.

Preventive Electrical Maintenance

Our preventive electrical maintenance programs are designed to improve system reliability and extend equipment life. Regular inspections, cleaning, tightening of connections, performance testing, and documentation help reduce unexpected failures, minimize downtime, and maintain consistent HVAC system health throughout the year.

Why Electrical HVAC Maintenance Matters

Proper electrical servicing improves:

    •   System reliability and operational safety

    •   Energy efficiency and performance

    •   Equipment lifespan and cost control

    •   Overall HVAC system health