Automations Controls Cabinets

Control Cabinet Design

At SIS Automations, we specialize in the design, assembly, and integration of high-performance custom layout industrial  control panels.

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We specialize in custom industrial control panel design built for precision, reliability, and scalability. Each panel is engineered to meet your exact system requirements — from motor control and process automation to SCADA integration and field instrumentation.

Whether it’s for OEM machinery, SCADA systems, or factory automation, we build clean, code-compliant, and serviceable panels that support safe and efficient operations.

Our control cabinets design work are custom-built for your process needs, including:

  • PLC, HMI, and VFD integration

  • UL508A-compliant layout and wiring

  • Industrial Ethernet and fieldbus organization (EtherNet/IP, Profinet, Modbus)

  • Thermal management and enclosure sizing

  • Labeling, documentation, and wire tagging

From concept to commissioning, we deliver turnkey control cabinet solutions — tested, verified, and field-ready.

Applications: Water/wastewater, manufacturing lines, process plants, food and beverage, energy systems, and more.

Industrial Control panel layout design

  • Our Custom Control Cabinet Capabilities
    Custom PLC/HMI Panels (Rockwell, Siemens, etc.)
    UL508A Wiring & Documentation
    VFD, Motor Starter & Pump Control Panels
     SCADA Panel Integration
    Remote I/O & Network Cabinet Solutions
    Enclosure Layout, Thermal Design, Cable Management
    Field Wiring Diagrams & Electrical Schematics
     Panel Troubleshooting, Retrofits & Upgrades

Why Choose Us

benefit 1. Precision-Engineered for Reliability: Built to run 24/7 — because your operation depends on it.

We use only top-tier components and follow proven design standards to ensure consistent, trouble-free operation. Each control panel is meticulously laid out for clean wiring, proper load distribution, and optimal thermal management — minimizing failure risks and extending equipment life. As A Result: Less downtime, higher uptime, and lower maintenance costs.

benefit 2.Safety & Compliance You Can Trust: Certified designs that meet code the first time.

Every design complies with UL 508A, NEC, and OSHA standards. We integrate overcurrent protection, grounding, and proper labeling to ensure your system passes inspection and operates safely. Our documentation and schematics are audit-ready for future expansion or service. As A Result: Peace of mind knowing your system is safe, certified, and built to code.

benefit 3. Smart, Space-Efficient Design: Compact panels. Cleaner wiring. Easier maintenance.

We maximize every inch of your enclosure while keeping the design easy to service. Organized wire ducts, logical labeling, and modular layouts make troubleshooting simple and quick. Our designs save space and reduce heat buildup — ideal for tight production floors. As A Result: A neater panel layout, better airflow, and faster serviceability.

benefit 4. Designed for Future Expansion: Your panel grows with your business.

We design control systems with scalability in mind — leaving room for additional I/O, communication modules, or smart devices. Whether you add new production lines or integrate advanced automation later, your control panel will be ready. As A Result: Future-proof design that saves you time and cost on upgrades.

Turn Complex Control Challenges Into Seamless Automation

From concept to commissioning, Sis Automations provides full control panel design, electrical schematics, and build services — optimized for your industry’s standards.

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5 Signs You Need a Control Panel Upgrade

Your control panel is the brain of your operation. But over time, what once worked flawlessly can become a source of inefficiency, downtime, or safety risk. Here are 5 signs it’s time to consider a panel upgrade:

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1. Frequent Electrical Failures or Tripped Breakers

Old wiring, loose terminals, or outdated components can lead to unplanned shutdowns and safety concerns.

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3. Lack of Spare Parts or Obsolete Components

If your panel uses legacy PLCs or motor starters that are no longer supported, repairs can be slow and costly.

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5. No Remote Access or Data Visibility

Modern SCADA, IIoT, or cloud dashboards require proper panel infrastructure — Ethernet ports, communication modules, and power isolation.

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2. Messy or Unlabeled Wiring

A disorganized panel isn’t just an eyesore — it delays troubleshooting and increases the risk of human error.

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4. No Room for Expansion

Adding new pumps, sensors, or communication modules? If your enclosure is full, it’s time to rethink your layout.

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Related Technology/Platform

  • Siemens S7-1200 / S7-1500

  • Rockwell CompactLogix / ControlLogix

  • Schneider Electric

  • Ignition SCADA Panels

  • VFD Panels (ABB, Lenze, Siemens)

  • Remote I/O Panels

  • Terminal Block Layout

  • Ethernet/IP / Profinet Panel Design

  • Industrial Network Cabinet