FISEKON GmbH · Fischer Elektrokonstruktion

Substation with transformer, wind turbines and a row of control cabinets.

Industry

Electrical design for energy, water and infrastructure plants

Utility plants run around the clock, often for decades and with very small operating crews. Documentation here is not a formality but what the on-call service relies on at three in the morning.

Energy technology changes faster than its plants. A boiler runs for decades, but its control system reaches end of life much earlier. A storage unit or a generation plant is added and has to fit into grown infrastructure. In both cases the real work is not the new technology but its connection to what exists.

Plants of this kind outlast several generations of operating staff. We therefore build documentation so it is readable without prior knowledge, not so it is quick for whoever wrote it. Maintenance and later adjustments must remain possible without us. An operator should not depend on their design contractor.

On sprawling sites, order becomes a task of its own. Where energy, safety, access control and communications sit side by side, the difficulty is rarely the single system but the structure above it. What counts is a tagging scheme that keeps every component findable to the metre.

We document so that maintenance and later adjustments remain possible without us. An operator should not depend on their design contractor.

Energy & infrastructure

How projects run in this industry

  1. Around-the-clock operation, often with very small crews.

  2. The boiler runs for decades, its control system far less.

  3. New generation and storage meet grown infrastructure.

  4. Plants outlast several generations of operating staff.

  5. On sprawling sites every component must remain findable.

  6. The documentation is what the on-call service relies on.

And that is exactly where we come in

  • Modernising controls while supply operation continues
  • Integrating new generation and storage into existing plants
  • Documentation that stays readable without project knowledge
  • A continuous tagging structure across sprawling sites
  • Ongoing upkeep of as-built documents over years

Typical tasks

  • Replacement concepts for discontinued control components
  • Circuit and layout drawings for extensions in existing plants
  • Digitising old documents into a maintainable CAE project
  • Tagging systems across trades and parts of the plant
  • Feeding back changes from maintenance and conversion

Adjacent tradesControl cabinet building · PLC programming · Installation · Commissioning · InspectionsWe do not carry out these trades ourselves. On request we bring in specialised partners and coordinate the interfaces, so you keep a single technical point of contact.

In detail

Which industries this covers

  1. Substation with transformer, wind turbines, a photovoltaic roof and a row of control cabinets.

    Energy & renewables

    Generation, storage, distribution and modernising the installed base. We modernise controls, integrate new technology into the existing plant and document so the operation stays independent.

    Power generation and plant technology · Power distribution and grid technology · Substations and grid stations · High, medium and low voltage · Battery and energy storage · Charging infrastructure · Photovoltaics and solar energy · Wind, hydro and bioenergy · Hydrogen, electrolysers and power-to-X

  2. Aerial view of a wastewater treatment plant with circular clarifiers, aeration basins and operating buildings.

    Water & environmental technology

    Long-lived plants, small teams, high availability requirements. We build documentation that is readable without prior knowledge and plan extensions into grown technology.

    Water management and drinking water · Water treatment · Wastewater and sewage plants · Pumping stations · Environmental technology · Recycling and sorting plants · Waste treatment and incineration

  3. An electrical room with low voltage switchgear and cable trays, an office building and a tunnel portal behind the glass wall.

    Buildings & infrastructure

    When safety technology, building management and IT have to be planned together. We order the systems through a continuous tagging structure and design so decisions remain workable under difficult conditions.

    Industrial buildings · Building services engineering · Building automation and control technology · Data centres and backup power · Safety technology and access systems · Power supply for buildings · Self-sufficient sites and infrastructure projects

FISEKON at a glance

Electrical design
Since 1998
Employees
15
CAE systems (EPLAN, WSCAD, ELCAD)
3
Projects since 1998
2,300+

From a project

Energy and heating technology

Modernisation of heat generators

Electrical planning and modernisation of the control systems of existing steam and hot water boilers, integrated into the infrastructure already in place.

Frequent questions

Energy & infrastructure

You have a technical task? We will look at how it can be solved.

Discuss a project
Our control system is discontinued. What is the first step?

The as-is survey. Replacing the component is the easy part. What tips such projects over are twenty years of changes that never flowed back into the documents. We first reconcile drawings and plant and deliver the list of deviations.

Will we still be able to act after the project?

That is the benchmark. We hand over in your system and documented, so your maintenance team and any later contractor can work with it. A result only we could continue would be no gain for you.

Do you take on the ongoing upkeep?

Yes, under a maintenance agreement with a fixed monthly allowance. You report changes informally and we work them in. That is the path for the many small changes that are individually too small to order and together cost you the current state.

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