Three-Phase Commercial Electrical
Three-Phase Commercial Electrical in Delta & the Lower Mainland
Commercial three-phase electrical wiring, equipment connections, disconnects, panels and capacity planning for businesses, warehouses, shops, offices and industrial-style properties across Delta, Surrey, Burnaby, Vancouver, Richmond and Langley.
Hundel Electric helps commercial owners, builders, facility teams and contractors coordinate the electrical work behind motors, HVAC equipment, pumps, compressors, production equipment and larger building loads.
For broader project support, see commercial electrical services. For incoming capacity, see electrical service upgrades.
Plan the load and the equipment
Commercial equipment needs an electrical plan that fits the whole property.
New equipment can affect service capacity, distribution, disconnect locations, controls and future expansion. Reviewing the equipment data and site conditions early gives the project team a cleaner scope.
Equipment connections
Electrical connections for commercial HVAC, motors, pumps, compressors, machinery and other specified equipment.
Panels and distribution
Panel, breaker, feeder, disconnect and distribution planning around the equipment and the building’s existing system.
Three-phase load review
Review of equipment nameplates, existing loads, service capacity and the practical path for the new installation.
Construction coordination
Rough-in, equipment placement, conduit routes, controls and finish connections coordinated with the project team.
What this service includes
Commercial electrical work for larger equipment.
- Three-phase equipment circuits
- Motor, pump and compressor wiring
- Commercial HVAC electrical connections
- Disconnects and safety switches
- Panel and breaker installation
- Feeder and conduit route planning
- Equipment controls and device connections
- Service and capacity-upgrade review
- Testing and project handoff
What to send for a quote
Equipment data makes the electrical scope clearer.
- Equipment nameplate photos or specifications
- Voltage, phase and amp information
- Site address and property type
- Panel and electrical-room photos
- Equipment location and approximate distance
- Mechanical or electrical drawings if available
- Existing service size and planned future loads
- Construction schedule and other trades involved
Connected services
Three-phase projects often connect to service capacity and ongoing support.
The equipment connection may be one part of a larger commercial electrical project involving upgrades, maintenance, lighting or EV charging.
Electrical service upgrades
Incoming capacity planning when new commercial loads need more power at the property.
View service upgrades →Commercial maintenance
Ongoing electrical service, troubleshooting and repair planning for equipment and properties.
View maintenance →Commercial EV charging
Electrical infrastructure for multi-stall charging, fleets, workplaces and commercial properties.
View commercial EV charging →Our process
How Hundel Electric handles three-phase commercial work
We use the equipment information, site conditions and project schedule to build a clear electrical scope before installation.
Review the equipment
We review nameplates, phase, voltage, amp information, equipment location and required electrical connections.
Check the existing system
The service, panels, distribution, available capacity and proposed wiring route are reviewed before work begins.
Install and coordinate
Circuits, panels, disconnects, conduit, equipment connections and controls are installed with the project team.
Test and complete
The electrical work is tested and coordinated with equipment commissioning and inspection requirements where applicable.
Service areas
Three-phase commercial electrical across Delta and the Lower Mainland
Hundel Electric Services LTD is based in North Delta and serves commercial owners, builders, contractors and facility teams across the six core service cities below.
Questions & answers
Common questions about three-phase commercial electrical work
The equipment specifications and existing service determine the correct electrical scope.
Do you wire three-phase commercial equipment?
Yes. Equipment wiring can be reviewed around the nameplate data, voltage, phase, disconnect requirements, location and available service capacity.
Can you connect motors, pumps and compressors?
Yes. Motors, pumps, compressors and similar equipment can be included when the equipment specifications and installation conditions are available.
Will new equipment require a service upgrade?
It may or may not. We review the existing service, panels, distribution and other building loads before recommending an upgrade.
Can you work with a mechanical contractor or builder?
Yes. Equipment locations, mechanical drawings, rough-in timing and commissioning requirements are useful for coordinating the electrical scope.
Do you install disconnects and panels?
Disconnects, panels, breakers and related distribution equipment can be included when they are part of the approved project scope.
What should I send to request a quote?
Send the equipment nameplate or specifications, panel photos, site address, equipment location, drawings and project schedule if available.