Who builds the electrical system for a new factory in Tijuana, and what do they deliver?

• Medium-voltage substation: pad, conduit, transformer and main switchboard at 480 V.
• Distribution panels, feeders and branch circuits to production areas and offices.
• Machinery connections, disconnects and emergency stops.
• Grounding system and bonding for structure, panels and equipment.
• Lighting, receptacles and emergency lighting for the building.
• Testing, as-built drawings and documents for the UVIE.

1. Share the site address, the layout and the equipment list with its nameplate data.
2. Review the headquarters drawings against NOM-001-SEDE.
3. CFE reviews feasibility for the requested load.
4. Build the substation, conduits, panels and feeders.
5. The external UVIE verifies the installation when required.
6. CFE signs the supply contract and energizes the building.

• Site address or industrial park and the lease or purchase status.
• Layout and equipment list with voltage and current data.
• Electrical drawings from headquarters, if they exist.
• The Mexican entity that will sign the CFE supply contract.
• Target date to start production.

Headquarters often send drawings based on the NEC. In Mexico the installation must comply with NOM-001-SEDE, and the UVIE verifies against it. We review the drawings early and propose adjustments, so construction does not stop for redesign. For the full CFE path read how to get CFE power for a new factory.

Send us the plant details and we reply with an itemized proposal. WhatsApp 664 604 1810 or [email protected].