ControlCom Connect Platform
Every system we deliver is ControlCom Connect ready, our remote monitoring and management platform that provides real-time visibility, predictive analytics, and continuous asset health monitoring. Transform aging equipment into intelligent, monitored assets that warn you before failures occur.

Capabilities
- Real-time system monitoring and dashboards
- Predictive analytics and ML-based anomaly detection
- Remote access and management
- Continuous thermal monitoring (CTM)
- Automated alerting and notifications
- Historical trending and performance reporting
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Field-tested guides relevant to this service, written for the engineers, operations leaders, and facility managers responsible for the decision.
Power System Integration: Why the Components Are Only Half the Job
Most "switchgear problems" are actually integration problems. A guide to what system integration really involves in mission-critical power infrastructure, the standards that govern it, the protocols that make or break it, and how to evaluate an integrator before you sign anything.
Read the guideKnow What Your Facility Actually Spends on Power: A Field Guide to Monitoring, Submetering, and Cost Visibility
Most facility owners can read the monthly utility bill but cannot tell you what a single floor, process, or tenant actually spends. This guide breaks down what real facility monitoring looks like: signal quality, the cost categories the utility bill hides, submetering for allocation, and how platforms like ControlCom Connect turn raw data into operational decisions.
Read the guideSwitchgear Lead Times in 2026: Why Retrofit Often Beats the Wait
New switchgear lead times in 2026 are running 12 to 18 months for low-voltage assemblies and 14 to 24 months for medium-voltage. This guide breaks down the lead-time picture by equipment type, the four structural drivers of the backlog, and why retrofit timelines (6 to 20 weeks) are different in kind, not just degree.
Read the guideHow a ControlCom Switchgear Retrofit Is Different
Most switchgear retrofits are parts swaps. A ControlCom retrofit uses the same outage window to add continuous thermal monitoring, modern software, open vendor-neutral architecture, and a phased methodology that keeps the facility powered. Here is what separates a modernization from a like-for-like swap.
Read the guideIndustries Served
Built for mission-critical facilities.
ControlCom Connect Platform engineered for the operational realities of the industries that depend on uninterrupted power.
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