We are a Brooklyn based Electrical Engineering firm with a focus on Power System Analysis. Our engineers have a combined 15 years of engineering work experience. Our senior electrical engineer holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering from New York University and is a Licensed Professional Engineer in over ten states.
Our staff is fully trained to perform power system analysis by means of using SKM. We are also knowledgeable of the NYC Electrical and Construction Codes as well as NYC Local Laws. We are also well versed in associated NFPA Codes and IEEE Standards.
Our past projects include but are not limited to residential, commercial, industrial, education, healthcare, and high-rise buildings. We work on both new & existing buildings with services as small as 208V to as large as 33KV substations.
We are a Brooklyn based Electrical Engineering firm with a focus on Power System Analysis. Our engineers have a combined 15 years of engineering work experience. Our senior electrical engineer holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering from New York University and is a Licensed Professional Engineer in over ten states.
Our staff is fully trained to perform power system analysis by means of using SKM. We are also knowledgeable of the NYC Electrical and Construction Codes as well as NYC Local Laws. We are also well versed in associated NFPA Codes and IEEE Standards.
Our past projects include but are not limited to residential, commercial, industrial, education, healthcare, and high-rise buildings. We work on both new & existing buildings with services as small as 208V to as large as 33KV substations.
Should you require our assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are always ready to help you with your project.
The New York City Department of Buildings requires all electrical installations exceeding 1000kVA to go through Electrical Plan Review. This equates to 2778A at 208V, or 1203A at 480V. All installations above 600V must go through Electrical Plan Review Drawin New York. The service is calculated by adding up the size of all the service disconnects and adding 125% of the Fire Pump Full Load Amps. Any modification to a 1000kVA service, such as adding another service disconnect, secondary disconnect, or generator will require submission to the DOB, unless the secondary disconnect is 200A or less. No submission is required solely for fire alarm service taps.
These drawings are required to show the location of the main electrical service room, equipment locations, and working clearances. A one-line diagram is also required to show the primary and secondary electrical equipment. The generator and transfer switches must also be shown. If the generator exceeds 1000kVA, a generator room layout also must be submitted.
EPR Drawings are required to be submitted by a New York State Licensed Professional Engineer or Registered Architect. All submissions are required to be accompanied with a Short Circuit Coordination Study.
On July 11, 2019 the Electrical Advisory Board was eliminated. Despite this, the term “Advisory Board” is still commonly used in the industry.
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