AET INTEGRATION
Electrical Design
Electrical documentation that connects machine requirements to the panel, field devices, and controls. AET develops coordinated design packages for new equipment and machine changes.
CONTROL PANEL BUILDING
Bring the approved electrical design into a physical control panel. AET supports component installation, wiring, identification, and agreed checkout for machine and automation projects.

SERVICE SCOPE
Panel work depends on more than fitting components inside an enclosure. The build must account for termination access, wire routing, identification, field connections, and the tests needed before integration. We resolve drawing questions and substitutions with the project team before they become undocumented changes.
PROJECT DELIVERABLES
Confirm drawing revisions, component availability, supplied materials, and approval responsibilities before assembly.
Review substitutions and redlines with the design owner so the finished panel and documentation remain aligned.
Identify field terminals, I/O connections, and outstanding tests for the team connecting the panel to the machine.
PROJECT APPROACH
Check the build package for missing details, lead-time concerns, and enclosure or device constraints.
Install components and complete wiring to the agreed design, recording questions and approved changes.
Complete the agreed inspection and test plan, resolve findings, and transfer the panel with its project records.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. Electrical design and panel assembly can be included in one scope. If your drawings are already released, the build-to-print route defines the work around your design package.
Provide schematics, layout, BOM, quantity, enclosure requirements, target date, and required testing or listing criteria. Identify which materials you will supply.
CONNECTED CAPABILITIES
AET INTEGRATION
Electrical documentation that connects machine requirements to the panel, field devices, and controls. AET develops coordinated design packages for new equipment and machine changes.
AET INTEGRATION
Control-panel assembly from customer-supplied drawings, with a clear boundary between design ownership, procurement, assembly, and testing.

AET INTEGRATION
Coordinate separate machines, controls, and devices into a working production sequence. AET defines the interfaces that let equipment exchange status, commands, and process information.
Share the drawing revision, panel quantity, required delivery, and the checks you expect before shipment.