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Electrical Automation

The electrical backbone to run your facility with order and safety

Motor Control Centers (MCC) and panels designed for your facility, with starters, protections and integration with Maass automation systems.

📷 Real photo: Maass Electrical Automation at a facility

Typical situations

Do any of these sound familiar?

01

New facility

Design the electrical system with automation and expansion in mind.

02

Old or disorganized panels

Hard maintenance, missing protection and identification.

03

Expansion

New silos, elevators or dryers that need control.

CCM · MAASSElevatorConveyorFanDryerMaass CentralTemperature · Flow · Drying

Motor status

  • ElevatorOff
  • ConveyorOff
  • FanOff
  • DryerOff
Illustrative simulation

Electrical Automation

The electrical backbone that runs the facility

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Scattered panels

Controls spread across the facility, with no standard or identification, make maintenance and expansion harder.

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An organized MCC

Motor starters and protections centralized and identified in a Motor Control Center manufactured by Maass.

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Suitable starters

Each motor starts the right way for its equipment: direct-on-line, soft start or VFD.

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Protection in action

An overload trips only the affected circuit and is clearly signaled. Finding the fault becomes easier.

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Ready to automate

The MCC talks to the Maass central station: temperature, flow and drying under the same control.

How it works

What the system does for you

  1. 1

    MCC

    Motor starters and protections centralized and identified.

  2. 2

    Suitable starters

    Direct-on-line, soft starter or VFD, depending on the equipment.

  3. 3

    Integration

    Controls ready for temperature monitoring, flow and drying.

Before

  • Scattered panels with no standard
  • Slow maintenance
  • Little information about faults

With Maass

  • Centralized and identified control
  • Simpler maintenance
  • A base ready for automation

Less manual intervention does not automatically mean a smaller team. The gain depends on each facility’s routine.

Features

What makes a difference in daily use

Features available according to the contracted configuration.

Custom design

Sized for the facility equipment.

In-house manufacturing

Panels assembled and tested by Maass.

Full integration

One supplier for electrical and automation.

📷 Real photo: Electrical Automation installation by the Maass team

Integration and installation

How the change happens at your facility

Load and equipment survey, design, manufacturing, field assembly, testing and documented delivery.

See all steps

FAQ

Questions about this solution

Do you provide only the electrical part, without automation?

Electrical automation usually comes within integrated projects. Talk to our sales team so we can assess your case.

Take control

Shall we talk about Electrical Automation for your facility?

Tell us how your facility works today. A Maass specialist will understand the situation and suggest the next step: a demo, a site survey or a proposal.