Introduction
Aging electrical systems pose safety, compliance, and performance risks. But full replacement isn’t always the answer. Retrofitting offers a faster, cost-effective alternative.
When to Retrofit
- Physical condition is good, but internal tech is outdated
- You need improved relay protection
- Budget or time constraints limit full replacement
- System still meets load requirements
When to Replace
- Structural or insulation damage exists
- Equipment no longer supports current demands
- Manufacturer support has ended
Why Retrofitting Works
Retrofitting extends asset life, improves protection, and minimizes downtime—especially in critical operations.
