Industry & Application
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Technical Environment
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Assessment Guidelines
NFPA 70B: The National Fire Protection Association standard for electrical equipment maintenance. This includes maintenance schedules, inspection records, and testing documentation for your electrical systems.
PLC Status: Modern PLCs typically have Ethernet communication and were manufactured after 2010. Legacy systems use serial communication or are nearing end-of-life.
Enclosure Space: Look for available DIN rail space, proper ventilation, and absence of heat damage or corrosion that could affect new components.
Supportability & Program Risk
Undocumented or complex programs often drive replacement decisions
Programming Assessment Tips
Documentation: Complete documentation includes ladder logic, I/O lists, wiring diagrams, and functional descriptions. Missing documentation increases migration complexity and costs.
HMI Interface: Modern touchscreens provide better diagnostics and remote access. Push-button only systems limit troubleshooting and operator efficiency.
Programming Complexity: Advanced systems with motion control or PID loops require specialized migration expertise and extended testing protocols.
Upgrade & Expansion Goals
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Batch Control & Formulations
Plant-wide Communication
VPN & Phone Alarms
VFDs & Additional Starters
Code Optimization & New Features
Compliance & Reporting
Your Panel Modernization Strategy
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STRATEGY
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