When it comes to your electrical equipment decommissioning, we go beyond simply disconnecting electrical equipment. Our switchgear decommissioning services include rigging, lifting and transportation of heavy electrical gear. We specialize in decommissioning electrical equipment, ensuring safety, electrical industry guidelines and efficiency at every step.
Recover Value on Used Switchgear and Electrical Equipment
Brilliant Equipment decommissioning provides a chance for you to maximize returns during the switchgear decommissioning process. Avoid the inconvenience of surplus equipment by selling secondhand switchgear and other electrical equipment through our services. We help with asset liquidation, converting unwanted equipment into valuable resources that may be reallocated to fulfill your company’s needs.
Whether you want to decommission switchgear, improve, or replace your present electrical equipment, we can assist you with the safe and efficient removal of heavy electrical equipment.
Our services go beyond only decommissioning; we also provide asset recovery and responsible asset recycling, which contributes to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly approach to electrical life expectancy.
Rigging and Lifting Heavy Electrical Equipment
Our crew is proficient in the art of rigging, providing a smooth transition during the decommissioning process. The entire procedure is practical and ecologically mindful. Our commitment includes responsible asset recycling, which minimizes resources from ending up in landfills or demolition waste. By engaging with our sustainability goals, your company contributes to a cleaner future while lowering overall costs.
Switchgear Rigging, Removal and Equipment Transportation
Below are some of the more common switchgear assets that property managers need to sell, move and replace. You’ll see an emphasis on Safety and care in handling, among our top priorities when helping you dispose of unwanted electrical gear.
| Common Switchgear | Decommissioning Practices |
|---|---|
| Air Circuit Breakers (ACBs) | Isolating power sources, safety during dismantling of Air Circuit Breakers due to potential arc flash hazards. Attention to environmental concerns, like handling of insulation materials and, if needed, the safe disposal of any SF6 gas used in the breaker. |
| Molded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCBs) | Safe disconnection of Molded Case Circuit Breakers power sources, handling of circuit-breaking components, and care for the disposal of materials. Adherence to safety protocols during dismantling to avoid potential exposure to electrical hazards. |
| Vacuum Circuit Breakers (VCBs) | Secure handling of vacuum interrupters, and recognizing any potential environmental impact from insulating materials. Following Vacuum Circuit Breakers safety protocols during dismantling and transportation, especially when dealing with high-voltage components. |
| Gas-insulated Switchgear (GIS) | Be aware of SF6 gas for proper evacuation and disposal. Special care dismantling to prevent releasing of SF6 into the environment. Consideration for weight and size of Gas-insulated Switchgear GIS components during transportation due to bulk and weight. |
| Metal-Enclosed Switchgear | Proper handling of Metal-Enclosed Switchgear components within metal housings, and recognizing weight and size of switchgear during transport. Following safety and environmental guidelines during dismantling, especially with insulating materials. |
| Low Voltage Switchgear | Disconnection of power, secure handling of low-voltage components, and consideration for weight and size of switchgear during transportation. Adherence to Low Voltage Switchgear safety and environmental rules during dismantling to avoid possible exposure to electrical hazards. |
| Medium Voltage Switchgear | Safe disconnection of power, handling of medium-voltage components, and attention to the weight and size of the switchgear during transportation. Adherence to safety and environmental guidelines during dismantling, especially when dealing with insulation materials. |
| High Voltage Switchgear | Disconnection of High Voltage Switchgear power sources, secure handling of high-voltage gear, and consideration for the weight and size of the switchgear during transportation. Adherence to safety and environmental guidelines during dismantling, especially when dealing with insulation materials. |
| Sulfur Hexafluoride (SF6) Circuit Breakers | Attention to the handling of SF6 gas, ensuring proper evacuation and disposal. Special care during dismantling to prevent the release of Sulfur Hexafluoride into the environment. Consideration for the weight and size of SF6 breakers during transportation, as they can be bulky and heavy. |
| Oil Circuit Breakers | Safely terminate power, handling of oil-filled components, and attention to environmental concerns related to the safe disposal of oil. Adherence to Oil Circuit Breakers safety protocols during dismantling to avoid potential exposure to oil and electrical hazards. |
| Hybrid Switchgear | Safe disconnection of power sources, proper handling of hybrid components, and consideration for the weight and size of the switchgear during transportation. Adherence to Hybrid Switchgear safety and environmental guidelines during dismantling, especially when dealing with multiple technologies. |
| Ring Main Unit (RMU) | Proper disconnection of Ring Main Unit power sources, secure handling of RMU components, and consideration for the weight and size of the unit during transportation. Adherence to safety and environmental guidelines during dismantling, especially if insulating materials are around. |
| Load Break Switches | Handling of load-breaking components, and attention to the weight and size of the switches during transportation. Adherence to Load Break Switches safety and environmental guidelines during dismantling to avoid potential exposure to electrical hazards. |
| Disconnect Switches | Proper disconnection of Disconnect Switch power sources, secure handling of disconnect components, and consideration for the weight and size of the switches during transportation. Adherence to safety and environmental guidelines during dismantling, especially when dealing with insulating materials. |
| Surge Arresters | Safe disconnection of Surge Arresters power sources, handling of surge arrester components, and attention to any potential environmental impact from insulating materials. Adherence to safety protocols during dismantling, especially when dealing with high-voltage components. |
| Control Panels | Secure handling of control panel components, and consideration for the weight and size of the panel during transportation. Adherence to Control Panels safety and environmental guidelines during dismantling, especially if electronic components are present. |
| Distribution Boards | Safe disconnection of Distribution Boards power sources, handling of distribution board components, and attention to the weight and size of the board during transportation. Adherence to safety and environmental guidelines during dismantling, especially when dealing with electrical wiring and components. |
| Busbar Systems | Proper disconnection of Busbar Systems power sources, secure handling of busbar components, and consideration for the weight and size of the system during transportation. Adherence to safety and environmental guidelines during dismantling, especially if insulating materials are present. |
| Panelboards | Power termination, handling of panelboard components, and attention to the weight and size of the board during transportation. Adherence to Panelboards safety and environmental guidelines during dismantling, especially when dealing with electrical wiring and components. |
| Switchboards | Secure handling of switchboard components, and consideration for the weight and size of the board during transportation. Adherence to Switchboards safety and environmental guidelines during dismantling, especially if insulating materials are present. |
When it comes to navigating Electrical End-of-Life Processes, Brilliant Equipment is your partner. From disconnecting electrical equipment and rigging to lifting and the transportation of heavy electrical gear. We specialize in the precise execution of decommissioning electrical equipment, ensuring safety and efficiency at every step.
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