Stage 3
Once the specification and system architecture are approved, Sigmacs moves on to detailed design — developing the electrical and functional diagrams.
These documents are the "working drawings" for installers, commissioning engineers and operating staff. Their accuracy and completeness directly determine how quickly cabinets are assembled, whether equipment is connected correctly, and how reliable the whole automated system is.
We produce diagrams in strict compliance with GOST, the Electrical Installation Code (PUE), internal technical regulations and the approved specification, using modern CAD systems.
Electrical diagrams are the detailed documents used to assemble control cabinets and connect equipment on site. We develop several types of diagrams in accordance with GOST 2.701-2008 and GOST 2.702-2015.
A functional diagram is a graphical representation of the algorithm of an automated process. It shows how equipment, sensors, actuators and the controller interact, without reference to specific electrical circuits.
We use up-to-date libraries with data from trusted suppliers: OWEN, Delta, Segnetics, Kinco and others.
All diagrams are reviewed internally by our Quality Department.
The diagrams are tailored to our assembly workshop from the start, which speeds up cabinet manufacturing.
Our engineers advise installers and commissioning engineers on the diagrams throughout the project.
Consultation
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