UL 508A, the standard for Safety of Industrial Control Panels
If your machinery or equipment needs to enter the North American market, then take no risks and have your control panels complied with the UL508A. The latest version of the NEC (national electric code) contains the article 409. This article requires that industrial control panels have to be marked with a short circuit current rating (SCCR). The 409 article references to the UL508A for evaluating control panels. Supplement SB of the UL508A is noted as being an approved method for determining the short circuit current rating of a control panel.
OEM panel builder
Engineering control systems and building panels is core business for Eltra. Applying local standards and specific user requirements or special conditions regarding to climate and safety devices is standard procedure for Eltra employees. That is why every panel gets full attention and detailed engineering.
Eplan engineering
Wiring diagrams and detailed schematics are designed with eplan® electric P8. Both graphically and object oriented engineering (2D) is possible.
Functional testing
Engineering and building control panels is performed by skilled employees with high quality standards. Each panel is functionally tested by connecting I/O and safety circuits to live test boards. Frequency and servo drives will be tested using real motor loads.