Configuration choices
- Mounting
- Dimensions, material, doors, mounting and cable entries.
- Supply scope
- Enclosure-only supply, assembly or design and assembly.
- Component preference
- Component positions, wiring, terminals and labels.
Mounting • Supply scope • Component preference
Custom Electrical Cabinets & Assemblies
Custom cabinets and assemblies are defined by mechanical drawings, electrical diagrams, component lists and agreed supply boundaries.
MountingDimensions, material, doors, mounting and cable entries.
Supply scopeEnclosure only / Panel assembly
Component preferenceComponent positions, wiring, terminals and labels.
Project informationGA drawing / BOM / Wiring diagram
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01 Technical data
Configuration & project information
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Information to provide
- Enclosure requirement
- Mechanical drawings and installation conditions.
- Project information
- Electrical diagrams, BOM and component requirements.
- Acceptance & documents
- Drawing approval, inspection criteria and delivery documents.
02 Application engineering
Applications
OEM equipment assemblies
Custom cabinets bring power devices, controls, operator devices and wiring together for a machine or packaged system. Approved schematics, the bill of materials and interface drawings define the assembly. Component dimensions, heat dissipation, cable segregation and terminal access shape the enclosure layout and acceptance checks.
Contractor and project interfaces
Project-specific panels connect supplied equipment to the site's power and control systems. The scope must distinguish an empty enclosure from a wired assembly and identify supplied components and external interfaces. Mounting dimensions, cable entries, terminal schedules and inspection requirements should be resolved before assembly drawings are approved.
Replacement and retrofit cabinets
Replacing an existing cabinet requires verified mounting dimensions, cable positions and equipment interfaces. The survey should also establish electrical duties, environmental conditions and which components will be retained. The new layout and agreed inspection plan must address these constraints and define installation interfaces before the changeover is scheduled.
03 Select your configuration
Select your configuration
All fields are optional. Choose one or more options as indicated; use Other for a custom requirement.
Supply scope
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Mounting
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Installation
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Project information
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Additional requirements
Supply voltage requested
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Circuit requirements
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Enclosure requirement
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Component preference
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Supply frequency
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Current requirement (A)
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Electrical values entered here are requested requirements. Equipment ratings must match the selected model and its technical datasheet.
Hardware assembly does not define the software scope. Programming, HMI development, source-file handover and commissioning must be listed and confirmed in the proposal.
04 Construction and options
Technical options
05 Applicable standards and requirements
Standards
- Project specification
- Technical references: IEC 62208 / IEC 61439-1 / IEC 61439-2. Confirm the applicable part and edition against the intended use and the proposed assembly documents. IEC 62208 concerns empty enclosures; it does not verify the completed electrical assembly. Installation reference: OES 4.
- Rating schedule
- Confirm model ratings and installation limits from manufacturer documents.
- Verification documents
- Request verification and inspection records for the exact configuration.
- Supply scope
- Specify equipment, components, engineering, software and documents separately; the quotation confirms included items.
06 Manufacturing & Projects
Manufacturing & Projects
Project Documents
Project Documents
Documents you can send
Send existing drawings or lists. You can start an inquiry without a complete document package.
- GA drawing
- BOM
- Wiring diagram
- Mechanical and electrical specification
Documents to request
Ask for the following documents for the selected equipment. Document availability and delivery stage are agreed with the quotation.
- Supply scope and component schedule
- General arrangement and wiring diagrams
- Model datasheets and verification records
07 Decision support
Frequently asked questions
What information is needed for a quotation?
Send the following project information: Mechanical drawings and installation conditions. Electrical diagrams, BOM and component requirements.
What is the difference between enclosure-only and assembled supply?
Enclosure-only supply covers the housing. An assembled cabinet adds the components and internal connections explicitly included in the specification.
Can I specify component brands and acceptance checks?
List the required brands, models and acceptable alternatives in the BOM. Define inspection and documentation requirements; availability and substitutions require confirmation.
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Send the following project information: Mechanical drawings and installation conditions. Electrical diagrams, BOM and component requirements. Drawing approval, inspection criteria and delivery documents.
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