Electrical Equipment Cleaning
Safely clean electrical panels, motors, generators, and switchgear without moisture or conductive residue. Extend equipment life and prevent failures.
What is Electrical Equipment Cleaning?
Electrical equipment accumulates dust, carbon deposits, and contamination that can cause overheating, tracking, and premature failure. Traditional cleaning methods introduce moisture or leave residues that create additional hazards. Dry ice blasting offers a safe, effective solution.
Our electrical equipment cleaning service is non-conductive and leaves zero residue. The dry ice sublimates completely, leaving nothing behind that could create conductive paths or attract future contamination. Equipment can be cleaned with minimal disassembly, and in many cases, cleaning can be performed while equipment remains energized (using appropriate protocols).
We work with facility managers, electrical contractors, and utilities to maintain critical electrical infrastructure. Regular dry ice cleaning prevents the contamination buildup that leads to arc flash events, equipment failures, and unplanned outages.
Key Benefits
Non-Conductive Process
Dry ice is non-conductive and leaves no residue, making it safe for electrical applications.
Zero Moisture
No water or humidity introduced - critical for electrical equipment where moisture causes failures.
Prevent Arc Flash
Remove contamination that can create conductive paths and lead to dangerous arc flash events.
Extend Equipment Life
Clean equipment runs cooler and more efficiently, extending service life and preventing failures.
Minimize Downtime
Many applications allow cleaning without full shutdown. Equipment returns to service immediately.
Common Applications
Our electrical equipment cleaning service is ideal for a wide range of applications.
Our Process
Safety Assessment
We evaluate the equipment and develop a cleaning plan that meets electrical safety requirements.
Coordination
We work with your electrical team to schedule cleaning during appropriate maintenance windows.
LOTO Procedures
When required, we follow proper lockout/tagout procedures before cleaning begins.
Precision Cleaning
Our technicians clean all surfaces using appropriate pressure and techniques for electrical equipment.
Verification
Visual inspection and documentation confirms contamination removal before returning equipment to service.
Frequently Asked Questions
In some cases, yes, using appropriate protocols and equipment. We'll assess your specific situation and follow all applicable safety requirements.
Dry ice blasting can generate static. We use grounding procedures and anti-static techniques to mitigate any concerns for sensitive equipment.
Depends on the environment. High-contamination areas may need quarterly cleaning, while cleaner environments might be annual. We can help establish a maintenance schedule.
Our technicians are trained in electrical safety, OSHA requirements, and dry ice blasting procedures. We carry appropriate certifications for the work we perform.
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