Electrical Infrastructure Engineering Belfast & Northern Ireland
BSH Limited engineers electrical infrastructure including HV and LV industrial power supplies, distribution and controls, integrated with heating, cooling and on-site generation through combination fuelled plantrooms.
Electrical Infrastructure Engineering Belfast reflects BSH Limited's engineering of the electrical infrastructure that serves a building's plant. BSH's consultancy specialisms include electrical industrial power supplies HV & LV, and infrastructure engineering is the wider discipline of designing the supplies, distribution and controls that carry power to and from the heating, cooling and on-site generation.
Electrical infrastructure covers the high and low voltage supplies, the distribution that carries power around the site, the protection that keeps the supplies safe, and the controls that sequence the plant. Because BSH designs combination fuelled systems that include heating, cooling, combined heat and power and control systems, the infrastructure is engineered alongside the plant it serves rather than as a separate electrical package.
Where on-site generation is present, the infrastructure also covers the connection and distribution of that generation alongside the grid supply, so the generation is integrated with the building's demand rather than connecting without reference to the loads.
HV and LV industrial power supplies
BSH's consultancy specialisms include electrical industrial power supplies HV & LV. The high and low voltage supplies are the entry point of power to the building's plant, and engineering them means sizing the supplies, distribution and protection against the real loads — including any on-site generation — rather than procuring a generic electrical package.
Distribution and protection
The distribution that carries power around the site and the protection that keeps the supplies safe are part of the infrastructure. Within a combination fuelled system, the distribution is sized to carry the generation and the demand together, and the protection is coordinated with the plant so the supplies remain safe under the real operating conditions rather than under nominal ones.
Controls sequenced with the plant
The controls that sequence the heating, cooling and on-site generation are part of the electrical infrastructure. Because BSH designs the controls within the combination fuelled system, they run the plant in step with the building's loads rather than as a separate control package layered over procured plant.
Commercial applications
Where this service applies
- Commercial and industrial buildings needing HV and LV power supplies engineered with plant
- Sites with on-site generation needing connection, distribution and protection
- Projects integrating controls with heating, cooling and CHP
- Developments delivered through a pre-packaged plantroom
Benefits & considerations
What to consider
- HV and LV supplies engineered against the real loads
- Distribution sized to carry generation and demand together
- Controls sequenced with the building's plant
- Over 50 years of engineering expertise across three generations
Problem · Reaction · Solution
How BSH can help
Problem
Electrical infrastructure procured as a generic package — sized without reference to the plant it serves or the on-site generation that connects to it — leaves the supplies, distribution and protection uncoordinated with the building's loads. Where the infrastructure is split from the mechanical plant, the integration that makes a combination fuelled system work is lost at the interface.
Reaction
Uncoordinated electrical infrastructure raises cost, lets the protection drift out of step with the real operating conditions, and can leave on-site generation connecting without proper distribution. Consultants and facilities managers need an engineering partner who engineers the infrastructure alongside the plant it serves.
Solution
BSH engineers electrical infrastructure including HV and LV industrial power supplies, distribution and controls, integrated with heating, cooling and on-site generation through combination fuelled plantrooms. Because the right infrastructure depends on your plant, the next step is to discuss your requirements with BSH's engineers. Contact BSH to discuss your electrical infrastructure engineering project.
Questions & answers
Common commercial questions
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