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Every project starts with a problem the catalog can’t solve. See how utilities and commercial & industrial operators worked with our engineers to define the challenge, build the solution, and measure what changed on the grid.

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Padmount Sectionalizing Cabinets

CHALLENGE:A road expansion project mandated the removal of numerous overhead riser poles around a main thoroughfare. The surrounding area loads were fed by two separate 15kV circuits from the same substation but branching out…

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Underground Single Phase Protection

CHALLENGE:The utility is undergoing efforts to increase service reliability and reduce outage time for their customers fed by underground cable equipment. Padmount load break switches are used as sectionalizing points for the underground three…

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Utilities

Underground Circuit Protection and Submersible Switchgear

CHALLENGE:As part of a major upgrade project to increase service reliability of their extensive 4kV underground distribution system, the utility was faced with spending millions to replace aging cables. Most of the circuits had…

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Utilities

Residential Automatic Feeder Restoration

CHALLENGE:A major Midwest utility has been focusing on automation to help assure reliable power to its customers. For years they have incorporated a SCADA system for transmission line and distribution substation monitoring. As a…

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Utilities

Commercial Scalable Fault Isolation

CHALLENGE:A southern utility was interested in improving service reliability by installing an underground fault detection, isolation, and restoration scheme for a circuit feeding several important residential/commercial customers. They needed a solution that could be…

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Non-Communicating Automatic Loop Restoration

CHALLENGE:A major midwest utility was experiencing a substantial number of outages on a ½ mile section of overhead feeder that runs through a heavily wooded forest preserve. Several large commercialcustomers located on either side…

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Utilities

Load Interrupter Switchgear Replacement

CHALLENGE:A prominent Southern California university had an extensive underground distribution system that was originally built in the 1960s. Loadbreak switching and overcurrent protection were performed using airinsulated, metal enclosed, Load Interrupter, or “LI” switches.…

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Renewable Intertie Customer Application

CHALLENGE:A state college was pursuing options to reduce their carbon footprint and provide a sustainable energy resource to meet their growing electric demands. With assistance from a state-backed initiative, funding was secured to construct…

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University Network Upgrade with Automation

CHALLENGE:A southern university required a substantial system upgrade to accommodate plans for campus expansions and future load growth. For years they bought bulk power from the utility grid but now decided they wanted to…

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Utilities

Overhead Automatic Transfer with Overcurrent Protection

CHALLENGE:The vast majority of electrical service interruptions are on overhead circuits. Exposure to the elements, wildlife, and tree branches are all too common reasons why utilities implement solutions such as reclosers and automatic transfer…

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AEP Texas Automatic Source Transfer for Medical Plant

CHALLENGE:AEP in San Angelo, TX faced challenges when supplying critical power to an industrial plant that produces medical supplies in a sterile environment and operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The…

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Engineered to order means the specification comes from the site — footprint constraints, flood exposure, the automation platform already in service, the crews who will maintain it. Our application engineers work the problem with your team before anything is built.

These case studies are the record of that work: what was constraining the network, what was engineered in response, and what the utility measured afterward.

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