MCC Panels
Centralize the protection, starting and control of multiple motors across process plants, utilities and material-handling systems.
DOL / star-delta / soft starter / VFD · local/remote control · PLC interface
Application engineering
Control systems designed around the process—not just the component list.
FTS develops application panels that coordinate drives, motors, sensors, actuators, protection and operator controls into a practical operating system.
Eleven focused use cases
Where power engineering meets process behavior.
Each solution begins with the required sequence, permissives, trips, operating modes and site interfaces. The examples below describe typical functions; the final scope is project-specific.
PCC Panels
Receive and distribute LT power through coordinated incomers, bus sections, couplers and high-current outgoing feeders.
Source management · metering · protection coordination · feeder distribution
LT Panels
Manage safe low-voltage distribution for production areas, utilities and infrastructure with clear isolation and load segregation.
Incomers · busbars · outgoing feeders · power monitoring
Wire Drawing Application Panels
Coordinate drawing blocks, capstans, pay-off and take-up sections where drive matching, line speed and tension stability are critical to product quality.
Multi-drive coordination · speed reference · tension feedback · line interlocks
Extruder Panels
Control extruder motor loads, heater zones, cooling devices and downstream equipment with startup permissives and temperature-dependent logic.
Zone temperature control · motor sequencing · alarms · HMI recipes
Pump Application Panels
Operate single or multiple pumps based on level, pressure, flow or demand, while managing dry-run, overload and duty rotation requirements.
Duty/standby · cascade control · VFD pressure control · level logic
Powder Coating Plant Panels
Coordinate conveyor movement with pretreatment, oven, booth, ventilation and utility sections so dependent systems run in the correct order.
Conveyor coordination · oven control · fan interlocks · process alarms
Conveyor Automation Panels
Sequence conveyor zones, transfer points and associated equipment with permissives, jam monitoring and emergency-stop integration.
Start/stop sequence · zero-speed input · pull-cord/E-stop · route selection
DG Synchronization Panels
Coordinate multiple generator sets or generator-to-bus connection through voltage, frequency and phase matching with controlled breaker operation.
Auto synchronization · breaker control · load sharing · protection interface
Load Management Panels
Prioritize, add or shed electrical loads according to source capacity, operating conditions and plant-defined priority logic.
Load priority · demand control · staged shedding · source capacity logic
AMF Panels
Detect mains failure, start the standby generator, transfer the load and restore the normal source with configurable delays and safety interlocks.
Mains monitoring · DG start/stop · ATS control · restoration sequence
Controls that fit the operation
Define normal, manual and abnormal behavior before code or wiring begins.
A useful control philosophy explains what the system should do—not only which hardware it contains.
- Operating modes and control authority
- Startup, shutdown and restart sequence
- Permissives, interlocks, alarms and trips
- Local, remote, HMI and SCADA interfaces
- Safe state during device or communication failure
Have a process sequence or machine requirement to review?
Send the operating description, I/O list, motor schedule or existing drawing. We will help identify the control architecture and quotation inputs.