Electrical Panel Design & Manufacturing
In-house design and manufacturing of electrical panels, engineered to project specification and international code.
Every panel starts on the drawing board, not the factory floor. Our engineers translate your single-line diagram and site requirements into a full panel design — enclosure size, busbar layout, component selection and wiring schedule — before any metal is cut. Once the design is signed off, the same team fabricates, wires and tests the panel in-house, so what gets built matches exactly what was engineered, with nothing lost in translation between design and delivery.
- Panel design from single-line diagram to build
- In-house fabrication, wiring and testing
- Compliance with IEC and local electrical standards
- Factory acceptance testing before dispatch
One Design Team, Every Panel Type
From simple distribution boards to fully customised control and switching panels, our in-house design and manufacturing line covers every panel category your project needs — not just one type.
How We Design And Build Every Panel
Whether it's a single distribution board or a full panel line-up for a new facility, our process follows the same discipline: design it properly, build it in-house, and test it before it ever leaves the workshop.
Design Starts With Your Single-Line Diagram
Every panel is engineered from your project's single-line diagram and load schedule, so busbar sizing, breaker selection and enclosure layout are matched to the actual site requirement, not a generic template.
Fabrication And Wiring Under One Roof
Enclosure fabrication, busbar work and wiring are all carried out in our own workshop by the same team that designed the panel, keeping quality consistent from drawing to finished product.
Factory Acceptance Testing Before Dispatch
Every panel undergoes functional and insulation testing before it leaves the workshop, so faults are caught on the bench, not after installation on your site.
Built To IEC And Local Electrical Code
Panels are designed and constructed to IEC 61439 and Saudi electrical code requirements, with documentation provided for consultants, contractors and authority approvals.