NOVALUX · Electrical installations
Distribution boards & circuit records
A clearly organised distribution board makes operation, extensions and later fault finding easier. NOVALUX is your contact for coordinating changes to distribution boards and establishing traceable circuit identification.
Enquire about your project
Who is this service for?
- Private clients
- Businesses
- Property managers
Possible scope of work
- Record the existing arrangement, spare ways and proposed additional loads.
- Structure labelling and circuit schedules around circuits that have actually been identified.
- Agree required modifications, shutdowns and documentation depth.
What you receive
- A clear definition of the distribution board and circuits covered by the work.
- Depending on the commission: an updated circuit schedule and records of completed changes.
From enquiry to handover
Describe the connection requirements
Send the requested information and explain the intended result. Photographs of accessible areas help preparation; electrical covers do not need to be opened for this.
Agree conditions and scope
Any necessary site visit, preparation and interruptions are clarified for the actual property. You receive a defined scope before a binding commission is established.
Arrange delivery and handover
Timing, materials and necessary final checks follow the confirmed commission. Changes from the initial conditions are discussed before additional work is carried out.
What we need for your quotation
- Photograph of the closed board with readable labels
- Existing circuit or distribution board drawing
- Proposed new loads and the intended changes
Frequently asked questions
Is spare space enough for an extension?
Spare module positions are only one factor. Supply, existing components, loading and protective measures also need to suit the proposed extension.
Can missing labels be added?
You can enquire about circuit identification. The schedule must reflect actual identification; assumptions do not create reliable circuit records.
Does this include the meter cabinet?
Not automatically. Tell us whether the distribution board or metering area is involved. Metering and network-operator work require a separately established process.