Project context
Application, project stage and expected operating objective
PROJECT INQUIRY GUIDE
A clearer first brief leads to a faster technical discussion.
Use this guide to prepare the operating conditions, electrical parameters, interface requirements and delivery boundary for your Kerrix project inquiry.
PROJECT INQUIRY GUIDE
Start with the information that defines the duty
A useful first inquiry does not need to be a finished specification. Share the application, known electrical parameters, site conditions and required delivery scope. Kerrix can then identify the missing inputs and structure the next technical discussion.
FIRST INQUIRY
What to include in the first email
Electrical inputs
Grid or DC-bus voltage, frequency, capacity and connection conditions
Load requirements
Required output, operating range, duty profile and dynamic behavior
Site conditions
Indoor or outdoor installation, temperature, altitude, space and cooling boundary
Interfaces
Control, communication, protection and upper-level system requirements
Delivery scope
Equipment-only or integrated scope, destination and expected schedule
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC INPUTS
Add the inputs specific to each product family
01
Electrolyzer Power Systems
- Incoming grid or DC-bus conditions and available connection capacity
- Electrolyzer voltage, current, operating range and dynamic response requirements
- AC/DC, DC/DC or combined conversion architecture
02
Industrial Rectifiers
- Required DC voltage and current range at the process load
- Regulation accuracy, ripple limits and operating duty profile
- Transformer, rectifier topology and harmonic-management boundary
03
Electrical Condition Monitoring
- Asset type, expected failure modes and required measurement locations
- Temperature, electromagnetic and installation-environment boundaries
- Required channel count, coverage distance, accuracy and resolution
04
Edge Computing & Smart Power Platform
- Field-device inventory, protocols and existing network topology
- Required local computing, storage and alarm-linkage functions
- Ethernet, cellular and upstream communication boundaries
05
Inspection Robots
- Inspection area, route geometry and fixed or flexible coverage needs
- Visible-light, thermal and acoustic acquisition requirements
- Task frequency, fixed-point inspection and historical comparison
06
Distribution Automation
- Distribution single-line scheme and normal operating modes
- Open- or closed-transition requirements and permissible conditions
- Grid, incomer, bus-coupler and generator measurement signals
EMAIL INQUIRY
Send the project brief to Kerrix
If available, attach the technical specification, single-line diagram, load profile or interface list.