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What a Powerline engagement actually looks like.

Three typical scopes, written the way we would scope them on your building. Named client references are available on request.

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These are illustrative scopes, not specific client projects. Powerline has not published client names or measured outcomes on this site, and we are not going to invent either. Ask us for references and we will arrange them directly.

Commercial

01/03

Commercial office park — compliance recovery

A multi-tenant office park with lapsed certification across several buildings, brought back into compliance on one schedule without evacuating tenants.

  • Electrical
  • Fire
  • Metering
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Industrial

02/03

Light industrial facility — energy audit and metering

A production facility with one monthly account number and no visibility, instrumented and audited so plant spend becomes attributable.

  • Electrical
  • HVAC
  • Metering
Read the scope

Residential

03/03

Residential estate — MEP maintenance takeover

An estate running five separate contractors consolidated onto one maintenance schedule, starting with an honest condition assessment.

  • Electrical
  • Plumbing & Gas
  • Low Current
  • Maintenance
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Photographed on Powerline sites

  • Rooftop solar panels mounted on rails above a sheet-metal roof, high-rise office towers in the background.

    Commercial PV

  • An industrial distribution board with both doors open, breaker ways labelled and a Danger Live Busbars warning on the panel.

    Industrial DB

  • Four floor-by-floor energy meters on an orange distribution panel, under an on-site embedded generation warning label.

    Sub-metering

  • An inverter, a distribution board and a lockable changeover enclosure above a bank of batteries on a floor-mounted rack.

    Storage

  • Plant room pipework with an actuated valve and pressure gauge on the outlet, alongside a control enclosure and cabling tray.

    Plant room

  • Contactors and terminal rails inside a control panel, with the loom dressed across the backplate to the terminals at the base.

    Control panel

  • An external gas installation: a pair of instantaneous gas water heaters with the meter between them, hard-piped, and the supply cylinders secured in a lockable cage below.

    Gas

  • A completed solar carport structure spanning a parking area, with a second bay under construction beyond it.

    Carport PV

References

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Midrand, 1685
Gauteng, South Africa

Service areas: Midrand · Johannesburg · Pretoria · Centurion · Sandton · Kempton Park · Gauteng

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