Electric Power Supply Analysis in Older Condo Building
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I'm looking for an electrical engineer with strong experience in working with aging residential buildings to resolve a worryingly annoying issue - every time our elevators start, lights in some of our condo building’s residential units will experience a single instantaneous blink. Wiring in some of the condo units experiencing this has been examined by licensed electricians and found to be OK. This suggests a demand-supply mismatch in the building's current power structure, which is more than three decades old.
Here is what I need help with and your qualifications should ideally include:
- Thoroughly analyze the current power supply system to identify the root cause of the problem
- Develop and implement a solution to upgrade or augment the building's power supply wiring to accommodate the demand of the three existing elevators without causing instantaneous single light blinks in the condos.
- Expertise in residential power systems, preferably with elevators
- Familiarity with power systems more than 30 years old
- Demonstrated problem-solving and strong analytical skills
- Minimum of a baccalaureate degree in electrical engineering and/or equivalent professional preparation and/or experience plus appropriate licensure in California. Electrical contractor licensure in California desirable but not required.
Take a step towards future-proofing our old condo building by addressing this possible power mismatch! Your finesse in electrical handywork and keen eye for detail will be appreciated and rewarded
Here is what I need help with and your qualifications should ideally include:
- Thoroughly analyze the current power supply system to identify the root cause of the problem
- Develop and implement a solution to upgrade or augment the building's power supply wiring to accommodate the demand of the three existing elevators without causing instantaneous single light blinks in the condos.
- Expertise in residential power systems, preferably with elevators
- Familiarity with power systems more than 30 years old
- Demonstrated problem-solving and strong analytical skills
- Minimum of a baccalaureate degree in electrical engineering and/or equivalent professional preparation and/or experience plus appropriate licensure in California. Electrical contractor licensure in California desirable but not required.
Take a step towards future-proofing our old condo building by addressing this possible power mismatch! Your finesse in electrical handywork and keen eye for detail will be appreciated and rewarded