Switchboards & electrical distribution
Fabrication and integration of distribution and control boards suited to the agreed load schedule.
ASSOUM / MARINE ENGINEERING
One coordinated electrical and automation scope for converting a vessel into a livestock carrier — from power distribution to the systems serving the holds.

THE COMPLETE PACKAGE
Fabrication and integration of distribution and control boards suited to the agreed load schedule.
Routing, termination and protection of power and control circuits for the conversion.
Fan power circuits, operating controls, motor protection and monitoring interfaces.
Lighting circuits and local control for livestock holds and working areas.
Audible/visual alarms, sensor signals and operator acknowledgement functions.
Electrical control for silo equipment and automatic feed delivery machinery.
Pump starting, protection, level signals and auxiliary operating sequences.
Operator screens, status indications, alarm displays and agreed control functions.
Coordination of new loads with generator control, transfer logic and available power systems.
Functional checks and commissioning against the agreed project scope and acceptance plan.
Engineering begins with the vessel survey, load requirements and available drawings. Ventilation duty, feeding capacity, redundancy and statutory/class requirements must be established with the owner, shipyard and relevant approving parties. This page describes electrical and automation scope, not a guarantee of livestock welfare or regulatory approval.
FROM BRIEF TO COMMISSIONING
Review the system, available drawings, symptoms and operating requirements.
Agree the technical scope, interfaces, schedule and quotation before work begins.
Fabricate, install or retrofit the electrical and control systems within the agreed scope.
Perform functional checks, testing and commissioning appropriate to the project.
Send the vessel particulars, hold/deck arrangement, existing electrical single-line diagram, generator ratings, proposed machinery list, shipyard location and target schedule. We will review the interfaces and prepare a defined quotation scope.
SYSTEM INTEGRATION
Conceptual scope map only. The final electrical topology, protection and control architecture are defined from the vessel survey and approved project design.
LET’S DEFINE YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Share the vessel location, system details, drawings or fault photos. We will review the technical scope and next steps.