Every control decision on your plant is only as good as the measurement behind it. A drifting level transmitter, an out-of-calibration load cell or a flow meter configured for the wrong process conditions will quietly cost you yield, product quality and compliance evidence long before anything raises an alarm.
CW Electrical & Automation works across the full instrument lifecycle: installing and commissioning field instruments, calibrating and verifying them, finding and fixing faults on running plant, and integrating the signals into your PLC and SCADA. Because we also handle control panel building and PLC programming, an instrument fault does not turn into a three-contractor argument about where the problem sits.
Instrumentation is the measurement layer your control system depends on. We work across all of it, on new projects and on plant that is already running.
Field instrument installation, loop wiring and terminations, loop checking and commissioning, on new projects and on retrofits into running plant. Instruments are configured and ranged for your actual process conditions rather than left on factory defaults.
On-site calibration and verification with documented results, so every instrument has a record behind it. Those records are what you produce at audit, and what tells you whether a reading has drifted or the process itself has changed.
Diagnosing and repairing faulty instruments and loops on live plant, across the sensor, the wiring, the signal, the power supply and the configuration. We work back through the loop rather than swapping parts until the symptom disappears.
Signal conditioning, I/O, comms protocols, tags and HMI display, so a new instrument reads correctly at the operator screen and in your historian, tying directly into our PLC programming and control panel building work.
Talk to us about the instruments on your site and what they need.
Instrumentation is the measurement layer of your plant: the field devices that sense flow, level, pressure, temperature, weight, gas and position, the wiring and signal path back to the control system, and the configuration that turns a raw signal into a number an operator can act on. We work across all of it, from installing a new transmitter through to making it read correctly on the SCADA screen.
Most instruments are calibrated and verified in place, which avoids pulling a device out of a running process. Where an instrument genuinely has to come out, we plan it around your access window so it becomes one planned interruption rather than an unplanned one.
Yes. Instrument work in a classified area has to suit the area classification, both the device itself and the way it is installed and maintained. See our hazardous area electrical work for how we handle classified environments.
Yes. We handle signal conditioning, I/O, comms protocols, tags and the HMI or SCADA display, working with the platform you already run rather than pushing you onto a different one.
Yes. Calibration and verification results are documented so you have a record against each instrument, which is what an auditor asks for and what tells you whether a reading has drifted over time.
This is most of what we do. We work in live industrial environments where access windows are narrow and shutdowns are expensive, and we plan instrument work around your production schedule rather than assuming the plant will stop for us.