Certified Fabrication · NEC Article 409 Compliant
Custom industrial control panels built in a UL 508A certified shop: correct component selection, coordinated SCCR, disciplined wiring, and the documentation that gets you through inspection the first time. Built in Las Vegas, shipped nationwide.
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| Panel Type | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| PLC Control Panels | Machine and process automation — CPU, I/O, safety circuits, networking |
| Motor Control (MCC) Panels | Pumps, fans, conveyors — starters, overloads, coordinated protection |
| VFD Panels | Variable-speed drives with thermal management and harmonic mitigation |
| SCADA / Telemetry Panels | Remote monitoring for water, energy, and infrastructure sites |
| HMI Operator Panels | Touchscreen operator stations with alarm and data logging |
| Power Distribution Panels | Industrial power distribution with SPDs per NEC 2023 Article 409 |
Weakest-link analysis per UL 508A Supplement SB, engineered up with current-limiting protection where your installation demands it — and marked on the panel.
As-built schematics, component schedules, torque records, and functional test reports ship with every panel.
Point-to-point verification, insulation checks, and powered functional test — panels arrive ready to land, not ready to debug.
Existing schematics, a spec, or a description of the machine — quote within one business day.
We flag anything that would fail inspection before a single wire is pulled.
Fabricated, wired, labeled, and tested in our UL 508A shop.
Crated and delivered with full documentation, ready for your installer and your inspector.
NEC Article 409 requires industrial control panels to carry a short-circuit current rating and meet a recognized construction standard. The UL mark from a 508A shop is what inspectors accept without a field evaluation — which costs more than building it right the first time. Full guide here.
At least the available fault current at your installation point. Not sure? Use our free SCCR calculator or send us your utility data with a quote request.
Yes — we evaluate, re-work, and certify existing panels under our UL 508A program. Common after a failed inspection or an equipment import.
Yes. CE-marked machines usually need control panel re-work to meet UL 508A for U.S. installation — a core specialty of ours.
UL 508A certified shop · U.S. facility · Nationwide shipping
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