As changes in your power distribution system occur, they need to be periodically evaluated.  Loads change and new technology is applied throughout your facility.  The impact of these changes and the need for on-site power monitoring may be indicated in numerous ways:

	known or suspected power quality problems
	unexplained operation of overcurrent devices or "nuisance tripping"
	overheating of overcurrent devices and conductors
	changing energy costs
	load changes resulting in the "need to know" the impact on the power system

POWERSERVE can perform the necessary on-site power monitoring services to feedback field data to your engineering group for further analysis.  Or, we can provide the engineering service as part of a total package solution.

	energy bill - power factor penalties
	VFDs tripping off line on overvoltage
	low voltage electrical noise interfering with telephone systems, computer equipment, communications equipment, etc.
	motors overheating or failing prematurely
	random circuit breaker tripping or fuse blowing
	overheating, humming and vibration of electrical distribution equipment (conductors, transformers, switches, circuit breakers, etc.)
	poor voltage regulation
	meter reading errors
	poor power factor
	failures or fuse blowing in existing power factor correction capacitors
	electrical system is "operating at full capacity" and more capacity is needed
	high voltage spikes and surges
	power outages