Power drawings
Single-line diagram, feeder ratings and system arrangement.
Quality & verification
Quality is the discipline of making every requirement traceable.
FTS aligns design, assembly, inspection and documentation to the agreed project scope, approved drawings and applicable customer requirements.
Quality approach
Check the design before it becomes hardware.
The most effective quality control begins while the panel is still a drawing and a bill of material.
Scope reviews help surface missing ratings, conflicting interfaces and unclear responsibility. During manufacturing, defined stage checks make it easier to correct issues before the panel reaches final inspection.
Exact inspection and test records depend on the panel type, customer specification and agreed quality plan.
01
Input review
SLD, load list, motor data, sequence, I/O, approved makes, installation conditions and deliverables.
02
Design verification
Ratings, protection, busbars, component suitability, clearances, segregation, cable access and interface consistency.
03
Stage inspection
Mechanical fitment, torque-controlled joints where applicable, wiring, ferrules, terminals, earthing and labeling.
04
Functional review
Continuity, control logic, indication, interlocks, communication and simulated operation as defined in the scope.
05
Release documentation
Applicable drawings, BOM, test records and project-specific handover documents are closed before dispatch.
Certifications
Verified credentials only.
This section is reserved for current certificates and approvals. No ISO, BIS or other certification is claimed until the document, scope and validity are confirmed.
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Certification documents to be added
Upload verified certificate copies, issuing body, certificate number, covered scope and validity dates before publication.
Typical document package
Documentation matched to the project—not a generic bundle.
These deliverables may be included when specified and agreed in the order scope.
Control schematics
Control wiring, interlocks, field terminals and references.
General arrangement
Panel dimensions, section layout and component placement.
Bill of material
Approved makes, models, ratings and quantities.
I/O & interface list
Signal mapping and system-to-system interface definition.
Inspection record
Scope-based checks and customer-witness points when agreed.
Settings schedule
Relevant protection or control settings where part of supply.
As-built package
Final revisions reflecting approved manufacturing changes.
Have a customer quality plan or inspection checklist?
Share it at enquiry stage so witness points, records and documentation can be included in the scope.