Electrical Cabinets
Control cabinet construction: automation of processes and systems
It is best to contact us when you are developing your new machines, because 70% of the costs are determined during development and only 30% of the costs can then be optimized later in production. Control cabinet construction is one of our core competences and part of our daily business. This means our engineers have in-depth knowledge of various electrical components and can work out the most cost-effective solution for you, regardless of brand.
Reference examples of switch cabinet construction
Controls and UL certification from a single source
UL certification of control cabinets – Schaltag for SKAN: controls, module control panels and UL certification from a single source. For reasons of hygiene, the requirements of these systems for all processes are very high. Schaltag has proven to be a reliable partner here and manufactures for several machine variants:
• the complete controls with and without housing
• the module control panels
• the system cabling
• the technical documentation
• the control cabinets
• the control cabinets
Added to this is the optimized procurement of all required components, taking into account the UL specifications, the assembly and testing of the entire system with test operation, and the preparation for dispatch for the end customer by the Schaltag team.
The UL certification of control cabinets for the controls and the module control panels directly by Schaltag is essential. This fulfills a crucial requirement for the American market. Any uncertainties in the certification process are thus ruled out in advance.
A lack of proof can result in expensive overall tests in the USA, combined with considerable costs and time delays. Reason enough for SKAN to enter into an intensive partnership with Schaltag.
Here is the detailed reference report:
> News: UL certification included at Schaltag
• the complete controls with and without housing
• the module control panels
• the system cabling
• the technical documentation
• the control cabinets
• the control cabinets
Added to this is the optimized procurement of all required components, taking into account the UL specifications, the assembly and testing of the entire system with test operation, and the preparation for dispatch for the end customer by the Schaltag team.
The UL certification of control cabinets for the controls and the module control panels directly by Schaltag is essential. This fulfills a crucial requirement for the American market. Any uncertainties in the certification process are thus ruled out in advance.
A lack of proof can result in expensive overall tests in the USA, combined with considerable costs and time delays. Reason enough for SKAN to enter into an intensive partnership with Schaltag.
Here is the detailed reference report:
> News: UL certification included at Schaltag
> Download reference report UL certification of control cabinets
> more about UL certification of control cabinets and controlsFAQ – Control cabinet construction
Which specific safety standards does Schaltag meet in control cabinet construction?
Schaltag's control cabinet construction meets the following specific safety standards:
- IEC/EN 61204-7 for switching power supplies, which relates to IEC 62477-1 for safety requirements for power semiconductor converter systems
- EN 61558-2-16 for frequency-dependent consideration of clearance and creepage distances in modern “wide band gap” semiconductors
- DIN EN 62208 (VDE 0660-511) for CE marking according to the Low Voltage Directive
- DIN EN 61439-2 for general low-voltage switchgear combinations
- DIN EN 61439-5 for switchgear combinations in public power distribution networks
How does Schaltag support customers in complying with international export regulations in control cabinet construction?
Schaltag supports customers in complying with international export regulations for control cabinets by taking into account the relevant standards:
- For exports to the USA and Canada, UL 508A in conjunction with NFPA 70/NEC
- For the European area, the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and EMC Directive 2004/108/EC