Mims, Florida. UL 508A, file E547664.
Panel building is usually assembly — buy the parts, lay them out, wire them up. That works until a component is discontinued and every panel built around it becomes a one-off repair.
So we started manufacturing the parts we depend on: breakers, floats, clamps, weights, alarm globes. It means our lead times hold when someone else's supply chain does not, and it means the replacement part for a panel built years ago is still the part we make today.
Our customers put their name on the equipment. Support belongs with them, and we stay out of the way of that relationship.
A panel without a manual an electrician can follow is an unfinished panel.
The two-hundredth unit has to be the same as the first. That is worth more than an elegant one-off.