Design and plan your commercial wiring for optimal performance (Part II)
In the previous part of this article on the KCS Group blog, you learned about the National Electrical Code of Canada in commercial wiring design and a type of design. In this article, I will introduce two other types of design and explain the advantages and disadvantages of each. 2- Busways The busway is a […]
Design and plan your commercial wiring for optimal performance (part one)
Electrical design engineers can use methods to service loads in the commercial building and use wires, cables and buses. Several factors, such as jurisdictional requirements, new construction vs. renovation, project, owner’s choice or standards, building height or type, and future concept, directly affect commercial wiring design. They will determine whether to use one method over […]
Expert Troubleshooting and Diagnostics for Commercial Wiring (E02)
In the previous part, you get acquainted with the types of commercial wiring troubleshooting. You understand that the most dangerous fault of the electrical system in a commercial building is a two-phase problem. In this article from KCS Group, I give you more complete explanations of this problem and its troubleshooting method. First, I will […]
Expert Troubleshooting and Diagnostics for Commercial Wiring (E 01)
Commercial wiring troubleshooting is a set of instructions that tries to solve problems and breakdowns in the electricity supply with minor damage to the building and complete security. What is commercial wiring troubleshooting? Building electricity is a set of connections distributed throughout the house along with two strands of phase and neutral wires. You can […]
Expert Commercial Wiring Upgrades and Retrofits
Have you recently checked the condition of your commercial wiring and electrical system? If your building has been around for a long time, now is an excellent time to review and do the commercial wiring upgrade. Be sure that various elements of your electrical system, such as electrical cables and explosion-proof enclosures, will wear out […]
