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Electrical Design

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ClientGlobal projectsYearJanuary, 2023AuthorNick JonesShare
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Advanced Electrical Design for Industrial Automation Systems

Tecnico al lavoro sul cablaggio di un quadro elettrico industriale

Tailor-Made Electrical Design Solutions for Industrial Automation

Electrical design is a crucial phase in industrial automation, essential for ensuring the correct operation of systems and operational safety. It is a complex process that includes the development of electrical schematics, the selection of components, and integration with control and supervision systems. The main objective of electrical design is to develop efficient, reliable, and safe solutions, ensuring operational continuity and compliance with current regulations.

Main Types of Electrical Design for Industrial Automation Systems

  1. Electrical Panel Design
    Design and construction of distribution and automation panels, with customized configurations for every production requirement.
  2. Electrical Distribution Systems
    Design of electrical networks for the safe and efficient distribution of energy within industrial facilities.
  3. Industrial Wiring
    Design and implementation of wiring for connecting machinery and systems, ensuring reliability and organized installation.
  4. Grounding System Design
    Design of protection systems to ensure plant and operator safety, in compliance with international standards.
  5. Integration with Automation Systems
    Development of integrated solutions that connect electrical design with control and supervision systems, improving operational efficiency.

Benefits of Advanced Electrical Design

  • Operational Efficiency – Optimizes energy consumption and reduces downtime.

  • Reliability and Safety – Design compliant with regulations, minimizing the risk of failures and malfunctions.

  • Flexibility – Customized solutions to meet the specific needs of each facility.

  • Complete Integration – Seamless connection between the electrical system and automation platforms.

Operational Risk Reduction

Implementing advanced control systems reduces risks related to:

  • Design Errors – A well-designed system minimizes the likelihood of malfunctions.

  • Electrical Failures – Solutions engineered to prevent overloads and short circuits.

  • Operational Safety – Design compliant with safety standards to protect operators and machinery.

Tailored Electrical Design Solutions for Industrial Automation

Opus Automazione offers comprehensive electrical design solutions, developed according to each customer’s specific needs. From initial consulting to project implementation and system start-up, we ensure reliability, efficiency, and full regulatory compliance.
Rely on us to deliver state-of-the-art electrical systems designed to enhance production efficiency and ensure the safety of your industrial processes.

What Our Service Includes


We take care of everything, from A to Z

We have designed our entire service process to ensure maximum simplicity, allowing our clients to fully focus on other strategic aspects of their business while we handle everything else.

Analysis and Feasibility Study

Assessment of requirements and technical evaluation of the system

Design and Technical Development

Development of hardware architecture and electrical documentation

Construction & Assembly

Production of electrical panels and integration of components

Testing, Validation, and Start-Up

Electrical and functional testing before final installation

Installation and Training

On-site installation and technical support for the customer


    Contact Us for a Tailored Quote

    Customized solutions for the specific needs of your industry.
    Our experts are ready to support you.

    • Tailor-made solutions for every industrial sector

    • Dedicated consulting for every phase of the project

    • Specialized and continuous technical support

    • Technological innovation to improve operational efficiency

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