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Digital Twins
EcoStruxure Integration: What Asset Owners Need to Know
Connecting physical switchgear to a live EcoStruxure Power model isn't a software project — it's a data governance exercise. This article covers the commissioning sequence, sensor validation requirements, and the common integration failures that erode asset owner confidence in the first 90 days.
Justin Doyle · RPEQ
Feb 2026
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Standards & Compliance
AS/NZS 61439 Compliance: What Changed and What Didn't
The 2016 and subsequent alignment of AS/NZS 61439 with its IEC counterpart introduced a verification framework that moved compliance from prescriptive type-testing toward a risk-based design approach. Here is what that means for procurement, factory acceptance, and field verification in practice.
Justin Doyle · RPEQ
Jan 2026
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LV Auditing
LV Network Audits: Structuring the Scope Before You Start
A poorly scoped LV audit produces a findings register that no one acts on. This article outlines the pre-audit data collection, system boundary definition, and risk-rating methodology that turns an audit into a defensible maintenance priority list rather than a liability document.
Justin Doyle · RPEQ
Dec 2025
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Capital Works
Writing an Electrical Infrastructure Business Case That Gets Approved
Capital committees reject electrical infrastructure proposals for predictable reasons — undefined failure risk, unsubstantiated cost estimates, and no clear link to operational continuity. This article sets out the evidence structure and financial framing that moves proposals through approval.
Justin Doyle · RPEQ
Nov 2025
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LV Auditing
Embedded Generation and the AS/NZS 3000 Inspection — Gaps in the Standard
As solar PV and battery storage become standard on commercial premises, the AS/NZS 3000 inspection framework is increasingly inadequate for installations with bidirectional load flows. This article identifies the inspection gap and the practical steps electricians and certifiers are taking in the absence of formal guidance.
Justin Doyle · RPEQ
Oct 2025
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