Success Stories

A mechanical contractor needed a new and improved design for controlling roof-top exhaust systems. Sprecher + Schuh helped redesign the system to save space, increase circuit protection, and reduce installation time.

Sprecher + Schuh has seen several different types of requirements for school workshops over the years. One inquiry for a keyed switch presented an interesting challenge.

Auburn Armature and JT Systems provided control panels for several industrial vacuum systems. They used Sprecher + Schuh Multi-Starter panels with some interesting features to get the job done.

Heavy materials transported over long distances present a weighty problem for standard full voltage motor controls, creating large inrush motor currents on a power system. Cemex solved this problem with Sprecher + Schuh Sofstarters.

A modern greenhouse is controlled through a central computer system. These controls include temperature, humidity, CO2, fan and vent control, lighting, thermal and solar shading control, irrigation, fertilization and much more.

Using the three phase bus bar system from Wöhner USA can cut down on assembly time, reduce traditional components required, and create a smaller control panel. We put this claim to the test.

A dust collector manufacturer needed a better solution for the control panel on their machines. Automation Outfitters designed a compact solution that fit seamlessly onto the dust collectors.

A large bank of rooftop fans run by a backup generator presented a problem for one HVAC contractor. The load of all the fans starting at once was too much for the building generator. They used a multi-softstarter panel to control the full load amps and get the fans running smoothly.

An OEM in Canada who produces soya oil needed a panel to power multiple motors for pumps, mixers, conveyors, etc. They particularly needed this panel to accommodate strict safety regulations.

One-on-one personal service and a remote reset indicator improves panels for oil field pumping stations.

Electrical Equipment in Petaluma, California, has a customer who manufactures filter systems for North American and International alcohol distillery manufacturers.

Midwest Engineering & Automation in Wadsworth, Ohio, secured a bid to produce a panel for a Rubber Recycler customer. Using Wöhner busbars simplified the design and provided a quick turnaround on the project.

Hobbs & Associates was awarded a project with a steam plant customer who needed several ventilation systems with multiple motor control cabinets. Hobbs turned to Sprecher + Schuh to manage the controls package.