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Panel Retrofits
Residential
Why retrofit your panel replacement in condos, apartments and other areas or panels are flush to drywall?
- Eliminate drywall damage and repair
- Lower the overall cost / investment
- Less intrusive/downtime
Commercial
Why retrofit your panel replacement in condos, apartments and other areas or panels are flush to drywall?
- Bolt on panels rated up to 65 KACI interrupter rating
- Less down time results in minimizing disruption to operations
- Eliminate damage to drywall or wallboard around flush mounted panels
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Frequently Asked Questions
An electrical panel retrofit updates or replaces components of an existing electrical panel while working within the current installation where appropriate. It can be particularly useful when a panel is flush-mounted in drywall and a conventional replacement could require more extensive wall removal.
A panel retrofit can help minimize drywall damage, reduce disruption and downtime, and potentially lower the overall cost of the project compared with a more intrusive panel replacement.
Yes. Positively Charged Electric specifically offers panel retrofit solutions for electrical panels that are flush with drywall or wallboard. This approach can help avoid unnecessary damage to the surrounding finished wall.
Yes. Panel retrofits can be particularly useful in condos, apartments, and similar properties where electrical panels are installed within finished walls and minimizing damage and disruption is important.
It can be. The page identifies reduced downtime and a less intrusive installation as key advantages of panel retrofits, particularly when the existing panel is surrounded by finished drywall.
Yes. One of the primary reasons to consider a retrofit is to eliminate or minimize damage to drywall or wallboard surrounding a flush-mounted electrical panel. This can reduce the need for additional wall repairs after the electrical work.
Yes. Positively Charged Electric provides panel retrofit solutions for both residential and commercial properties. Commercial retrofits can help minimize downtime and disruption to normal business operations.
The company states that commercial retrofit options include bolt-on panels rated up to a 65 kAIC interrupting rating. The appropriate solution depends on the existing panel and electrical requirements of the property.
The right approach depends on the condition, configuration, location, and electrical requirements of the existing panel. A licensed electrician can inspect the system and determine whether a retrofit is appropriate or a different panel solution is needed.
Yes. Minimizing downtime is one of the benefits highlighted for commercial panel retrofits. A less intrusive installation can help reduce disruption to day-to-day business operations.