Power Quality Audits

Professional Power Quality Analysis

Power interruptions, sudden voltage dips, harmonic distortions, and equipment failures are often symptoms of poor power quality—a silent profit-killer for industries. Our Power Quality Audit Services help diagnose these issues using advanced analyzers, international standards, and engineering expertise to ensure your electrical system runs smoothly, efficiently, and safely.

If you're experiencing unexplained equipment failure, overheating, high energy bills, or electrical downtime—you need a Power Quality Audit.

What is Power Quality?

Power Quality refers to the stability, reliability, and consistency of electrical power supplied to your equipment. High-quality power ensures that your systems operate without disturbances, inefficiencies, or failures.

Key elements of Power Quality include:

• Voltage levels

• Frequency stability

• Harmonic distortion

• Power factor

• Voltage dips, swells & flicker

• Transient spikes

Even small deviations can cause significant operational problems, especially in modern automated environments.

Why Power Quality Audit Is Important?

Poor power quality is one of the top causes of:

• Unexpected equipment breakdowns

• Process interruptions

• Reduced machine lifespan

• High energy consumption

• Overheating cables, motors & transformers

• Failure of sensitive electronic devices

A Power Quality Audit identifies the root cause of these issues and provides a corrective action plan to restore electrical reliability.

Common Problems Caused by Poor Power Quality

Harmonic Distortion -

• Overheat transformers & motors

• Trip protective devices

• Increase energy losses

Low Power Factor -

• Increased electricity bills

• Transformer overloading

• Poor system efficiency

Voltage Dips & Swells -

• Faulty motors

• Grid disturbances

• Poor wiring

• Equipment shutdown

• Nuisance tripping

• Productivity loss

Transients -

• PLCs

• Control panels

• Data servers

• Sensitive electronics

Flicker -

• Production accuracy

• Worker comfort

• Quality in precision industries

Industries We Serve

• Manufacturing industries

• Chemical plants

• Pharmaceutical units

• Data centers

• Hospitals

• Commercial complexes

• IT parks

• Automobile & engineering plants

• Food processing units

• Textile industries

• Renewable energy plants

Compliance Standards We Follow

• IEEE 519 – Harmonic limits

• IEEE 1159 – Power quality monitoring

• IEC 61000 Series – Electromagnetic compatibility

• IEC 62586 – Power quality analyzers

• IS 6878 – Harmonics

• IS 13703 – Power factor correction

• Fluke

• Elspec

• Kryakard

• Black Box Power Analyzer

• Earth testers & thermal imagers

Tools & Instruments Used

Why Choose Us?

Choosing the right partner for a power quality audit is critical—because the quality of analysis directly impacts your operational performance, equipment lifespan, and long-term ROI. Our expertise, methodology, and commitment to precision make us a trusted choice for industries and commercial facilities across multiple sectors.

Below is a deeper description of each advantage we offer:

• Certified energy & power quality experts

• Advanced PQ analyzers

• In-depth reporting

• Solutions tailored to your industry

• Proven track record of reducing downtime

• Compliance-focused approach

Comprehensive, End-to-End Diagnostics

Unlike basic audits that focus only on THD or power factor, we evaluate every critical parameter, including:

• Harmonic orders & spectrum

• Voltage stability

• Dips, swells, flicker & transients

• Load imbalance

• PF trends

• Grounding & earthing quality

• Equipment performance under load

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How often should a Power Quality Audit be done?

Annually, or whenever major equipment is added/modified.

2. How long does the audit take?

Anywhere from 24 hours to 7 days, depending on site complexity.

3. Will the audit disrupt my operations?

No, measurements are taken without interrupting production.

4. What deliverables will I receive?

A complete report with data logs, charts, root cause analysis, and recommended corrective actions.

5. Can poor power quality increase electricity bills?

Yes. Issues like low PF and harmonics significantly increase energy costs.

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