Request a quoteWhat to send us for a remote power panel quote
The details that let us price a remote power panel properly the first time, and what we can work out with you if you do not have them yet.
A remote power panel quote is only as good as the information behind it. If we receive a single line diagram and a rack layout, we can return a structured proposal with a delivery date. If we receive a request for an RPP for a data hall, we have to come back with questions first. This list shortens that loop.
1. Incoming supply
The supply voltage, the incoming breaker rating and where the supply comes from: a PDU, a busway or a switchboard. If you have dual supplies for A and B feeds, say so.
2. Outgoing circuits
The number of circuits, their ratings, single or three phase, and the type of protection you need on each. A circuit schedule is ideal. A count per rating is enough to start.
3. Metering and monitoring
Whether you need branch circuit monitoring, which protocol your monitoring system uses and what has to be reported.
4. Physical constraints
Footprint, height, cable entry (top or bottom) and access for maintenance. The route to the data hall matters too: doors, lifts and floor loading.
5. Standards and documents
The standards the project specifies and the documents you expect at handover, such as test records, drawings and manuals.
6. Programme
The date you need the panels on site and the site location.
No design yet?
Send what you have. A short brief and a sketch are enough to start the conversation, and a design session with our engineers can turn it into a specification.
Have a project in mind?
Send us your drawings or describe the problem. We contact you within one working day.