Project-based layout
Panel space and component positions follow the approved circuits and equipment schedule.

Electrical and automation panels built around the approved system design, with orderly connections and a clear path to installation.
DISCUSS YOUR PROJECTThe panel is the working centre of many connected home systems.
UMNO assembles electrical and automation control panels to suit the agreed equipment, circuits and property plans. We organise modules and connections so the site team has a coherent panel to install and our engineers can commission and service it later.
Every project has its own layout and equipment schedule. The final assembly scope follows the approved documentation rather than a standard off-the-shelf box.

A well-organised panel should make the next stages easier for the project team.
Panel space and component positions follow the approved circuits and equipment schedule.
Wiring and terminals are arranged to make connections easier to identify and maintain.
Modules and interfaces are coordinated with the selected control architecture.
We align dimensions, access and cable entry requirements with the property team.
The assembled panel is reviewed against the agreed documentation before it is sent to site.
We consider the space needed for commissioning, fault finding and later adjustments.
Good panel assembly connects the design on paper with the practical work on site.
The exact tests, documentation and panel configuration are agreed for each project.The drawings, equipment and panel need to describe the same system.
We bring together the approved design and supplied components before the panel reaches the property. This helps the installation team connect the specified devices and prepares the system for programming and commissioning.
We confirm the approved diagrams, equipment list and panel requirements.
We arrange the enclosure, modules and connection points for the project.
Our production team builds the panel and organises its internal wiring.
We review the assembly and coordinate its delivery to the installation team.
Share your drawings or tell us where the project stands. We will discuss the panel assembly scope and its place in the delivery sequence.
DISCUSS PANEL ASSEMBLY