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Cat B fit-outs, LV distribution upgrades, and retail refurbishments — written for facilities managers, project managers, and developers who need more than a spec sheet. Content covers the full commercial electrical lifecycle from survey through to signed handover pack.
Articles cover pre-tender scope definition, distribution board specification, first and second fix programme management, and the test certification and O&M documentation that satisfies building warranties and landlord handover inspections. Every topic is drawn from a completed Nexgen commercial project, not aggregated from third-party sources.
Whether you are coordinating a multi-site retail roll-out or managing a single-building Cat B fit-out, the commercial channel addresses delivery risk, LV specification decisions, and compliance requirements at the scale your project demands. Use the grid to find content matched to your current brief.
Schneider LV specification, MCCB sizing, and distribution board design for commercial loads from 100A to 3,200A.
First and second fix programming, M&E principal contractor coordination, and commissioning to specification on live sites.
18th Edition test certification, circuit schedules, O&M documentation, and Building Regulations compliance included on every project.

Most commercial buildings are running LV electrical infrastructure that was installed 25–35 years ago — and the people responsible for those buildings often don't know it. Here's what you need to know before it becomes a problem.

PAT testing in a commercial setting is not the same problem as booking an annual inspection visit. Facilities managers responsible for multi-site portfolios or logistics operations are managing a compliance programme — with insurance conditions, risk-based frequency schedules, and documentation obligations that a label and a summary sheet do not satisfy.

Emergency lighting is one of the most frequently tested compliance obligations in a fire safety audit — and one of the most poorly documented in practice. BS 5266-1:2025 introduced new circuit wiring requirements and a mandatory five-yearly photometric verification test that most facilities managers are not yet aware of.

Most commercial sites that attempt a multi-charger EV deployment discover the LV infrastructure problem after the charge points have been specified. The load analysis, DNO engagement, and smart charging strategy must come first — before a single unit is selected.
Our articles cover every aspect of electrical engineering — from compliance updates and installation breakthroughs to real-world case studies across London and the South East.
Every article is backed by real project experience. When you're ready to put that knowledge into practice, our team is here to help.