Industrial sites
Industrial energy, planned around your operations.
Industrial solar and electrical work across Ireland, planned around electricity use, main boards, production, available space and safe access.
Tell us about your project
Start with your building
Start with electricity use, equipment and keeping production moving.
WRB combines established electrical work with solar, battery, heating and EV charger installations across the Republic of Ireland.
Industrial sites may use a lot of electricity while also having strict rules around production, shutdowns, main electrical boards and access.
WRB checks the energy and electrical work together, so we consider what is possible and how it can be installed from the start.
What a good plan should help you do
- Compare electricity use with the available roof or land
- Spot electrical limits and shutdown needs early
- Plan the work in stages around site operations
What we need to know
You do not need every detail before getting in touch. Share what you know and we’ll tell you what matters next.
Check what is already there
A safe plan starts with the incoming supply, main boards, earthing and other safety measures, existing demand and the condition of the wiring. The survey shows what can stay and what needs attention.
Plan new equipment together
Solar panels, batteries, heat pumps and EV chargers all draw on or feed into the electrical system. Planning them together can avoid repeated work and make future additions easier.
Plan testing and final instructions
We agree access, shutdowns, testing and the records you will receive before work starts. When the job is complete, you should know how to use it and where to get support.
Common questions
Can WRB help with an existing system?
Yes, WRB can review support requests for existing systems. Send the equipment details, installation date and any fault message so the team can work out the next step.
What happens after I send an enquiry?
The team reads your details and contacts you about the next step. We may ask for more information, arrange a call or book a site visit.
What should I do if electrical equipment appears unsafe?
Keep away from smoke, burning, exposed wires or damaged electrical equipment. Turn off the power only if it is safe, then contact the appropriate emergency service or a qualified electrician.
One plan, one team