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Industrial electrical.
Power Distribution, Motor Control & Drives, Control Panels, Controls & Instrumentation.
Overview
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Our electrical division handles the power and controls side of industrial plants: feeders and transformers, MCCs and drives, control panels, instrumentation and the equipment hookups that bring new lines online. We're a registered contractor with the Electrical Safety Authority.
Capabilities
What we deliver.
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Power Distribution
Transformers, distribution panels, disconnects and feeders in Teck cable on new cable tray, tied in during your shutdown windows.
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Motor Control & Drives
MCC buckets, starters, VFDs and HOA stations for pumps, fans and conveyors.
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Control Panel Builds
Panels built to your drawings and bill of materials, wired, labelled and approved, from one-off operator consoles to production runs.
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Controls & Instrumentation
Sensors, transmitters, valves and solenoids wired back to your PLC, with the I/O changes, HMI updates and program backups to run them.
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Machine Safety Circuits
E-stops, safety relays, door interlocks and guarding circuits, wired and tested.
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Equipment Installation & Commissioning
Power, controls and terminations for new lines, robots, skids and process equipment, working alongside your OEM through startup and inspection.
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Hazardous Locations
Classified-area installs with sealed fittings, hazardous-location cable and explosion-proof lighting, controls and heaters.
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Industrial Lighting
LED high-bay, flood and roof lighting retrofits in plants, warehouses and process structures.
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Shutdown & Plant Coverage
Electricians for planned shutdowns and shift coverage, plus breakdown call-ins from our clients.
Get started
Ready to discuss your industrial electrical needs? Contact our team today.
Request a quoteOr call (519) 426-0150
Breakdowns, 24/7. Our superintendents take breakdown call-ins from clients around the clock. New to Rassaun? Call the office and we'll get you to the right superintendent.
Let's build
what's next.
Tell us what's going on. Depending on the job, we'll quote from a site visit, a phone call or the drawings you send us.