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Electrical installation standards specialists

Standards expertise from the experts who help write them

ProtegoPlus Electrotech is a specialist standards partner for electrical installation design, training, and conformity. We translate the standards into practical, defensible guidance.

Working alongside international and Indian standards and industry bodies
IEC
Bureau of Indian Standards
National Federation of Engineers for Electrical Safety
IEEMA
ISHRAE
Government of Kerala, Public Works Department
Energy and Petrochemicals Department, Government of Gujarat
Government of Odisha
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Why engage us

Source-level knowledge, applied in practice

We help shape national and international standards for electrical installations, giving us an in-depth understanding behind each provision, and how it is to be applied.

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Krish Theobald, Principal Consultant
Principal consultant

Krish Theobald

One of the few of specialists in India with active involvement at both IEC and BIS level in electrical installation standards.  Director of ProtegoPlus Electrotech and T&G Electrotech.

› Member, BIS ETD 20, ETD 50 & CED 46 P13 WG 3
› Convenor, BIS ETD 20/WG 05
› Member, IEC TC 64 across nine working groups
› Project Leader, IEC TC 64/PT 61200-206
› Guest faculty at NITS, NEC Capsule Course
Read the full profile →
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Trusted across manufacturing, design, and industry

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Our mission

Raising the standard of electrical installation across India.

Every engagement makes electrical installations safer - whatever form your work takes, we bring the same rigour to it.

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CONSULTING FOR MANUFACTURERS

Installation compliance brings market advantage

We are a specialist standards partner, helping electrical equipment manufacturers position themselves as trusted solution providers.

The current landscape

Compliance gaps are not a product problem

Electrical installation standards exist globally to protect people and property. In India, the National Electrical Code (NEC) 2023 is mandatory and forms the legal baseline for safe electrical installations. Yet real-world installations often fall short, resulting in tragic accidents.

Electrocutions and fires happen all too often and are accepted as inevitable. This is not caused by product quality, rather it arises from the four gaps below.

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Why this matters

Unclear compliance is a commercial and reputational risk

When installation compliance is unclear, there is a significant impact on manufacturers.

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Closing the gap

Beyond the product : becoming the technical authority your clients turn to

By guiding customers on how to achieve installation compliance using the right products, your customers view your company as a credible technical authority. This enables correct product selection, proper installation, and safer outcomes on site, while unlocking commercial value and building trust.

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How we help

At the intersection of standards, products, and  installations

Our principal consultant helps shape Indian and international electrical installation standards through his participation in  BIS and IEC committees.

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Help your customers install correctly, specify confidently, and comply consistently.

Partner with ProtegoPlus to make your products easier to specify, justify and trust.

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CE Marking & EU Market Access

Achieve compliant, defensible CE marking for the EU market

ProtegoPlus Electrotech Pvt. Ltd. is a specialist standards partner helping manufacturers achieve compliant, defensible CE marking for the EU market.

Current compliance landscape

CE marking is a legal requirement

CE marking is a manufacturer's declaration that a product meets all applicable EU health, safety and environmental requirements. For electrical equipment, this means compliance with the Low Voltage Directive (2014/35/EU), EMC Directive (2014/30/EU) and RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU) and 30+ other sectoral harmonisation acts. It is a legal requirement for placing electrical equipment on the EU market.

Many manufacturers face challenges in applying it correctly. When something goes wrong, customs can hold the goods, and market surveillance authorities can then challenge the paperwork, requesting additional documentation to prove the product meets EU requirements. Some manufacturers may unknowingly use the CE marking without fully meeting the requirements, which can invite penalties and even criminal liability for serious infringements.

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Confusion over the CE marking process arises from:

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Why this matters

When CE marking is incorrectly applied

Consequences beyond the penalties.

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How can you close this gap?

By building CE marking compliance into product design, supported by documentation, manufacturers become trusted and credible participants in the EU market. Products can clear EU customs and market surveillance checks without delays or penalties, and the documentation can withstand scrutiny.

How can we help?

ProtegoPlus works at the intersection of standards, products and compliance

Our team actively contributes to Indian and international electrical installation standards through IEC and BIS committees. Our service covers:

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Help your business enter and compete confidently in the EU market.

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Consulting for electrical designers

Practical standards knowledge, applied to your designs

Specialist standards advisory for electrical design consultants aiming to achieve compliance in complex environments.

INDUSTRY REALITY

Applying standards consistently is a challenge

Compliance with electrical installation standards is critical to reduce risk and protect people and property. In India, the NEC 2023 and IS 732 are mandatory and form the baseline for safe installations.

Awareness has grown, but the work is complex since standards interlink and objectives call for clear interpretation. That puts design teams under time pressure, carrying the liability and still needing to satisfy clients.

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How we help

Bringing clarity to the application of BIS and IEC standards

We are pioneering electrical installation standardisation specialists with membership across several IEC and BIS technical committees, so your teams can apply requirements confidently and consistently.

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Why partner with us

Advantages that last beyond a single project

Partnering with specialists actively involved in standards development gives your firm tangible and lasting advantages.

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Enable installation compliance and enhance the value of your service offering.

Let us bring clarity to the standards behind every design, so your teams can create specifications with confidence.

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Consulting for interior designers & architects

Where Design meets Compliance

We help architects and interior designers integrate electrical safety and compliance into the design process, without constraining aesthetics or function.

The current landscape

Most electrical incidents can be traced back to design

In India, electrical installations are legally required to comply with the National Electrical Code (NEC) 2023, and to be designed in accordance with it before work starts.

Despite this, most incidents occur in occupied buildings.  These are linked to poor design, where the electrical design is addressed late, or delegated entirely to electricians and contractors who rarely have the required standards expertise. This leads to recurring issues.

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How we help

Electrical compliance built into your design process

We create a comprehensive electrical design specification aligned with the National Electrical Code of India and the IEC 60364 framework, across three stages.

Pre-design
01

Pre-design

Review of architectural and interior plans

Assessment of electrical supply characteristics

Alignment with other stakeholders such as plumbing, HVAC, and automation

Design
02

Design

Creation of a standards-aligned electrical design specification

Cable sizing for voltage drop, protection, and earthing

Specifying containment and accessories, including conduit and junctions

Vendor-neutral bill of materials

Post-installation
03

Post-installation

Third-party inspection and testing

Validation of inspection and testing reports against the design

Support for technical issues after the installation is occupied

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Why partner with us

Clarity and control over design

Electrical design directly affects safety, cost control, and delivery certainty. We facilitate taking electrical decisions early, in line with applicable standards and project requirements.

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Safer & compliant projects add value to your design services.

Partner with ProtegoPlus to get electrical decisions right early and move into construction without surprises

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Standards-focused training

Training for Electrical Professionals

Delivered by specialists who help write the standards you are trained on.  Ideal for those who design, install, inspect, and verify electrical installations.

The industry reality

Conformity starts with the people doing the design

Conformity with electrical installation standards is critical for electrical designers and verifiers, both from a statutory and a safety perspective. It is best achieved when design is carried out by competent professionals who understand the standard and how to apply it in real-life situations.

This is easier said than done. Standards are lengthy and hard to understand, with many cross-references that make it difficult to relate them to what is seen on site. Training is thus crucial to bridge the gap between theory and practice.

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DESIGNERS TRAINED TO NEC 2023, IS 732 AND IEC 60364, BENEFIT FROM:

Designs which consistently comply

Inherently safer installations

Smooth commissioning, testing, and handovers

Enhanced confidence from clients and regulators

Increased internal capacity to grow

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The ProtegoPlus advantage

Rooted in installation practice

We deliver training rooted in real-life installation practices while ensuring conformity to standards. Our trainers actively contribute to Indian and international electrical installation standards through BIS and IEC committees.

Our focus is practical interpretation - why requirements exist and how to apply them on site, so you can make decisions you can defend.

Online or in person Certification on completion
Structured training

12 courses covering electrical installation design

We offer training on the requirements for electrical design through twelve structured courses, based on IS 732 (India), BS 7671 (UK and Middle East), or IEC 60364 (international). These intensive courses are intended for people with a working understanding of electrical installations who would like to learn electrical installation design. All courses can be delivered in person or online.

01 Introduction to Electrical Installation Design 12 hours · 1.5 days

Applicable standards: IS 732, SP 30 and IEC 60364

Scope: where the standards apply and what they cover

Fundamental principles of electrical installation design

Stages of electrical work: design, selection, erection and verification

Terminology used in electrical installation design

Characteristics of electrical installations and supplies

Classification of earthing arrangements

Basic user requirements in electrical installations

02 Protection Against Electric Shock 8 hours · 1 day

Requirements for protective measures and their applicability

Protective measures versus protective provisions

Basic, fault and enhanced protective provisions

Automatic disconnection of supply

Double or reinforced insulation, and electrical separation

Extra-low voltage as a protective measure

Additional protection: RCDs and supplementary equipotential bonding

Correlation between earth-fault loop impedance and OCPD/RCD rating

Applicability of protective provisions across earthing arrangements

03 Protection Against Thermal Effects 8 hours · 1 day

Protection against fire caused by electrical equipment

Protection against arc-faults: AFDDs and 300 mA RCDs

Precautions in fire-risk locations and provisions for escape routes

Requirements for cable smoke density in fire conditions

Fire risk as an external influence; requirements for wiring and accessories

Locations with endangered or irreplaceable goods

Protection against burns and overheating

Precautions for heat-producing equipment

04 Protection Against Overcurrent 8 hours · 1 day

Protection of line conductors

Protection of neutral conductors

Coordination of conductors with overload protective devices

Coordination of conductors with short-circuit protective devices

Overload protection of conductors in parallel

Short-circuit protection of conductors in parallel

05 Protection Against Voltage and Electromagnetic Disturbances 8 hours · 1 day

Temporary over-voltages caused by HV and LV faults

Atmospheric-origin transient over-voltages (type I SPDs)

Switching-caused transient over-voltages (type II and III SPDs)

Measures to reduce electromagnetic interference

Role of earthing and equipotential bonding in reducing interference

Installation of cables to reduce interference; protection against undervoltage

06 Common Rules for Selection and Erection of Equipment 6 hours · 1 day

Selection of products complying with product standards

Classification of external influences

Identification of conductors, including colour coding

Identification of protective devices; diagrams and labels

Preventing mutual detrimental influence

Pollution degrees for protective devices

07 Selection and Erection of Wiring Systems 12 hours · 1.5 days

Types of wiring systems and prevention of eddy currents

Installation methods (arrangements and reference methods)

Selection of wiring systems for external influences

Single-core cables and voltage drop considerations

Cable sizing for grouping and ambient temperature

Class 5 and class 6 cable considerations

Selection of enclosures, terminals and connecting accessories

Ensuring maintainability and compatibility

Wiring within fire-segregated areas and fire performance

Proximity of wiring systems to other building services

08 Selection and Erection of Switching, Isolating, Protective and Monitoring Devices 12 hours · 1.5 days

Selection of OCPDs, RCDs (types A, F and B), AFDDs and SPDs

Selection of contactors and isolators

Selection of protective devices for breaking capacity

Positioning of protective devices

Achieving selectivity between OCPDs and between RCDs

Achieving back-up protection between OCPDs

Selection of isolating and switching devices

Selection of RCMs and IMDs

09 Selection and Erection of Earthing Arrangements and Protective Conductors 8 hours · 1 day

Sizing protective earthing conductors

Sizing circuit protective conductors

Sizing protective bonding conductors

Identification of exposed and extraneous conductive parts

Functional earthing arrangements and sizing of conductors

Functional bonding arrangements and sizing of conductors

10 Selection and Erection of Other Equipment 8 hours · 1 day

Protective devices for LV generators

Earthing arrangements and protective conductors for LV generators

LV generators for parallel operation with the mains supply

LV generators as a switched alternative to the mains supply

Selection and erection of auxiliary circuits, plugs and sockets

Selection and erection of luminaires and lighting installations

11 Selection and Erection of Safety Services 8 hours · 1 day

Classification of safety services

Sources of safety services

Circuits for safety services

Wiring systems for safety services

Emergency lighting

Fire sealing

12 Selection and Erection of Stationary Secondary Batteries 8 hours · 1 day

Operation modes of systems with stationary secondary batteries

Characteristics of stationary secondary batteries

Protection against electric shock

Protection against short-circuits

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Specialised training

Three intensive courses on applying the requirements

Our specialised courses focus on applying the requirements for electrical installations through three intensive courses: cable sizing, visual inspection, and testing. They are intended for people who have sat all twelve structured courses, or who have a working knowledge of their relevant national standard or IEC 60364. 

S1 Three-Day Intensive Course on Cable Sizing 24 hours · 3 days
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Maximum operating temperature (current-carrying capacity)

Maximum admissible voltage drop

Electromechanical stresses likely to occur during overcurrent

Maximum loop impedance for disconnection of protective devices

Method of installation

Triplen harmonic content

S2 Three-Day Intensive Course on Visual Inspection  24 hours · 3 days
Covers visual inspection of

Provisions for protection against electric shock

Presence of fire barriers

Selection of conductors for current-carrying capacity

Adequacy of wiring systems, containment and support

Choice and setting of protective devices for selectivity and back-up

Selection, location and installation of overvoltage protection

Selection, location and installation of isolating and switching devices

Equipment appropriate for external influences

Identification of conductor function and electrical equipment

Presence of diagrams and warning notices

Adequacy of conductor termination

Earthing arrangements and protective conductors

Adequacy of equipment for operation and maintenance

Provisions for protection against electromagnetic disturbances

S3 Three-Day Intensive Course on Testing  24 hours · 3 days
Covers

Measurement of conductor resistance against design values

Measurement of insulation resistance against minimum values

Measurement of earth-fault loop impedance against design values

Testing of RCDs against product-standard requirements

Testing and calculation of voltage drop against design values

Test of phase sequence for intended use

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Bespoke training

Programmes built around your team

No two organisations apply standards in the same way. Differences arise due to the type of projects undertaken and internal capabilities.  Therefore, alongside our structured courses, we design bespoke training tailored to the specific needs of your team and the work you do.

Get in touch to discuss your requirements - we will shape a programme around them.

Discuss a bespoke programme

Build teams that apply standards with confidence, consistency, and clarity.

Partner with ProtegoPlus to strengthen technical judgement, reduce risk, and raise the safety baseline across your projects and organisation.

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On the ground, in India and abroad

Electrical Safety Events across India and beyond

Workshops, conference talks, and webinars that bring the practical interpretation of NEC 2023, IS 732, and IEC 60364 to engineers and industry bodies in India and the UAE.

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Subject-specific deep-dives

In-depth sessions on protective devices, cable sizing, earthing, and the National Electrical Code are available  on the YouTube links below.

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Who we are

The specialists who help write the standards

ProtegoPlus Electrotech is a specialist standards partner for electrical installation covering design, training, compliance and safety.  Since we are involved in writing the standards, we can translate them into practical, defensible guidance.

Our story

From the source : standards guidance from the specialists who shape them

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Electrical installation standards exist to protect people and property. In India, electrocutions and fires happen all too often and are too readily accepted as inevitable. This is largely because there is a  gap between what standards require, and how they are applied on the ground.

ProtegoPlus Electrotech was founded to close that gap. Through active involvement in writing electrical installation standards at the international and Indian level, we understand the intent behind each provision. We bring this knowledge directly to designers, manufacturers and other professionals who train with us.

Every engagement we take on delivers safer and more reliable electrical installations across India.

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Principal consultant

Krish Theobald

Director, ProtegoPlus Electrotech Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai Director, T&G Electrotech Pvt. Ltd., Chennai Technical Chair, National Federation of Engineers for Electrical Safety

Krish Theobald is a specialist in electrical installation standards. He represents India at the IEC as a Project Leader and member across multiple subgroups of TC 64, the committee responsible for the IEC 60364 series, and sits on several BIS technical committees including ETD 20, which is responsible for the National Electrical Code of India.

He works with clients across the electrical industry, from private developers and consulting firms, to government bodies and global technology companies. His work spans electrical design and compliance focused reviews. These include projects from high-end residential and commercial fit-outs as well as large scale infrastructure. He also advises equipment manufacturers on product compliance and technical documentation.

Over the last three years, Krish has trained more than 10,000 professionals across India and has been interviewed by leading electrical industry publications and podcasts in the UK.

Standards we help shape

A contributor to standards committees in India and Internationally

Our principal consultant contributes directly to the committees that write the electrical installation standards adopted in India and worldwide.

IEC

IEC: International Electrotechnical Commission

TC 64, the IEC 60364 series

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Bureau of Indian Standards

BIS: Bureau of Indian Standards

National Electrical Code of India

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He is also Technical Chair of the National Federation of Engineers for Electrical Safety (NFE), delivering the National Electrical Code workshop series across India, in collaboration with BIS

Working alongside international and Indian standards and industry bodies
IEC Bureau of Indian Standards National Federation of Engineers for Electrical Safety IEEMA ISHRAE
Who we work with

Trusted across the electrical industry


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Tell us about your project or your team, and we will help you apply the standards with confidence.

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Resources

Guides, articles and practical tools

Download plain-language guides, ready-to-use checklists and articles that help you get it right on site.

Guides

Plain-language guidance

Explainers that turn standards into practical decisions.

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Guide

Electrical Installations for Architects

A guide to the essentials of SP 30:2023 for architects, correct cable types, minimum cable sizes, MCB types, and RCD selection.

PDF · 11 pages Download
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Guide

The Danger of Non-Standard Plugs and Sockets

Why plug and socket standards matter, the international types in use, and the safety risks of non-compliant fittings.

PDF · 7 pages Download
Whitepapers & articles

Technical analysis and articles featured in the industry press.

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Article · IEEMA Journal

Protecting Cables Against Short-Circuit Currents

Featured in IEEMA Journal. How the correct coordination of cables and protective devices under NEC 2023 (SP 30) and IS 732 makes fires attributed to short circuits avoidable.

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Templates & checklists

Ready-to-use tools

Structured checklists to assess installations on site.

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Electrical Installation Verification Checklist

A structured checklist for recording the condition of an electrical installation, supply characteristics, earthing, extent and limitations, and overall assessment.

PDF · 6 pages Download
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Checklist

Meter Room Audit Checklist

A ready-to-use checklist for auditing meter rooms, installation details, supply characteristics, earthing arrangements, and condition summary.

PDF · 5 pages Download

Looking for guidance specific to your project?

These resources are a starting point. For advice tailored to your installation or your team, talk to the specialists who help write the standards.

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Problems solved on real installations

Independent investigations and design reviews on real installations. Client identities are withheld under confidentiality obligations.

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Flagship service | Electrical installations

Electrical Standards Advisory

Independent oversight, interpretation of the IEC 60364 series, and documented technical opinions for your low-voltage electrical installations.

Your standards consultant for low-voltage installations

Oversee
Your systems, designs and modifications.
Interpret
What the IEC 60364 series requires of your project.
Put it in writing
Safety and compliance opinions, with the reasons recorded.
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Up to 1000 V a.c. or 1500 V d.c.

What the engagement covers

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01 Independent oversight New, altered or added to, from design to as built. Show detailsHide details

Oversight of low-voltage installations across the IEC 60364 series, at whichever stage you engage us: design decisions, equipment selection and the installation as built.

We start with the fundamentals (IEC 60364-1)
Supply and demand
The nature of your power supply and load.
External conditions
Temperature, moisture, dust, vibration, seismic activity, fire and evacuation risk, public access.
Earthing system
TN, TT or IT, which decides the protective measures that follow.
Protection for safety (Part 4)
IEC 60364-4-41
Electric shock
IEC 60364-4-42
Thermal effects: fire and burns
IEC 60364-4-43
Overcurrent
IEC 60364-4-44
Voltage and electromagnetic disturbances
Selection and erection of equipment (Part 5)
IEC 60364-5-52
Wiring systems and current-carrying capacity
IEC 60364-5-53
Switching, protective and monitoring devices
IEC 60364-5-54
Earthing and protective conductors
IEC 60364-5-55 to -57
Generating sets, control circuits and lighting; safety services; stationary batteries
Generation, storage and EV charging (Part 8)
IEC 60364-8-1
Energy efficiency
IEC 60364-8-82 and IEC TS 60364-8-3
Prosumer installations that generate, store or exchange power with the grid
02 Interpretation of the standard What each provision means for your project. Show detailsHide details

The IEC 60364 series is revised regularly. We tell you what the current edition requires of your project, in plain terms.

What you get
The right edition
Which edition applies, and where a provision has changed.
One considered position
Where designers, contractors or suppliers disagree, a single position with the reasoning behind it.
National rules alongside IEC
How local regulation and IEC 60364 apply together, and where one asks for more than the other.
National regulations we regularly work with
BS 7671 (UK)I.S. 10101 (Ireland)DIN VDE 0100 (Germany)United Arab EmiratesSaudi Arabia
Every answer tells you whether it is
Something you must doSomething we recommendLeft to your discretion
Subjects covered
Part 1: Fundamental principlesPart 4: Protection for safetyPart 5: Equipment and earthingPart 6: Verification and certificationPart 8: Energy efficiency and prosumers
03 Documented technical opinion Every opinion in writing, with the reasons recorded. Show detailsHide details

Every safety or compliance decision we advise on is recorded in writing, with the basis for our conclusion set out alongside it.

Decisions we put in writing
Design
Does the proposed design meet IEC 60364?
Equipment or departures
Is this product, or this departure from the standard, acceptable?
Contractor or supplier positions
Is their position on a compliance question correct?
Risk
Has this particular risk been adequately addressed?
Each opinion records
1
The question put to us
2
The provision assessed against, including national regulation where relevant
3
Our conclusion
4
The reasoning behind it
Written to be shown to
InsurersAuditorsRegulatorsTenantsContracting parties

You can rely on them in a dispute or after an incident. Over time they build into a running record of the compliance decisions taken on your installations.

How the engagement works

Engagement

A one-time fee retains us as your consultant, before work begins.

Consultancy by the hour

Work done without a visit, billed hourly and settled each month.

Site and office visits

An on-site fee by the day, in addition to the hourly fee.

Contact us to request our schedule of charges.

The principal consultant

Work with the expert

Krish Theobald, our principal consultant, leads the IEC project on conductor sizing and its coordination with protective devices. He contributes to IEC work on disconnection times, installation verification and energy storage. He also serves on the BIS committees for electrical installations, the electrical part of the National Building Code, and low voltage direct current. His clients include private developers, government bodies and global technology companies.

10,000+
professionals trained across India in the last 3 years
IEC TC 64
Project Leader and member of the committee behind the IEC 60364 series
BIS ETD 20
Member of the committee responsible for India’s National Electrical Code

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