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Maintenance of low- and high-voltage installations

  • Keep electrical systems reliable with maintenance tailored to your business processes
  • Minimize malfunctions, improve safety, and prevent unnecessary system downtime
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An installation that keeps performing

Electrical installations are put through a lot every day. High loads, environmental factors, and intensive use can lead to wear and tear or defects that often only become apparent when a malfunction occurs.

By performing periodic maintenance on installations, you can monitor their technical condition and prevent minor issues from escalating into major problems. This ensures that installations continue to function reliably and that your organization’s operational continuity is maintained.

Maintenance Tailored to Your Organization

No two systems are alike. That’s why we tailor our services to the technology, usage intensity, and business processes within your organization.

Our services include, among other things:

  • Preventive maintenance on low- and high-voltage systems
  • Inspections of electrical installations
  • Thermographic inspections
  • Inspections of portable electrical equipment
  • Checking surge protection
  • Maintenance and inspection of emergency lighting
  • Inspections of charging stations for electric vehicles

Where possible, work can be performed without disrupting business operations or during scheduled maintenance shutdowns.

Small deviations can have major consequences

Proper maintenance isn’t just about replacing parts. It’s primarily about identifying issues early, before they lead to malfunctions or safety risks.

With periodic maintenance:

  • You reduce the risk of unexpected breakdowns
  • You increase the reliability of your systems
  • You extend the service life of key components
  • Keep maintenance costs under control
  • You create a safe work environment for employees

More than just a routine maintenance check

During maintenance, our specialists look beyond the immediate tasks at hand. We assess the overall condition of the system and identify potential areas for improvement in the future.

By combining maintenance with inspections, measurements, or thermographic surveys, we gain a comprehensive picture of the technical condition of your electrical systems. This helps you plan maintenance more effectively and make well-informed investment decisions.

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Frequently asked questions about maintenance of low- and high-voltage installations

Regular maintenance helps identify wear and tear, defects, and safety risks early on. This reduces the risk of malfunctions and unexpected outages.

Normec maintains, among other things, low- and high-voltage systems, distribution equipment, emergency lighting, surge protection, and charging stations for electric vehicles.

That depends on the system and the work to be done. Whenever possible, we perform inspections while systems remain in operation. We schedule major maintenance work during a maintenance shutdown.

Yes. Thermographic inspections are regularly used to detect heat buildup and early-stage defects at an early stage.

Yes. You’ll receive a clear and concise report detailing the work performed, the findings, and any recommendations.

That depends on the installation, the applicable regulations, and any requirements set by insurers. In any case, periodic maintenance demonstrably contributes to a safe and reliable electrical installation.