The terms “industrial electrician” and “commercial electrician” are confused for being the same. The terms “Industrial Electrician” and “Commercial Electrician” are frequently used to refer to the same types of professionals and are frequently taken to mean the same thing; however, they are different types of specializations that call for particular training and are employed in different types of professional settings. Both industrial and Commercial Electrical Installations require specific training on top of the basic electrical knowledge. We at Prime Electrics understand the difference between two applications and that is why we have a dedicated team for both.

Of the two, majority of the tasks are Commercial Electrical Installations such as retail store fronts, hotels and shopping areas. The main purpose of this type of electrical installation is to ensure that the wiring and electrical components of the structure are operating efficiently. Our commercial electricians are capable of working on a higher voltage system or a generator that accompanies a large heating or air conditioning unit. The safety and proper operation of the building’s electricity and power, as well as the lighting, air conditioning, and heating, are typically ensured by these electricians.

On the other hand, an industrial electrician is something entirely different. Our industrial electricians have had years of training to ensure the required accuracy and precision. Industrial electricians are trained to handle extremely high voltage systems as well as tiny micro currents. These electrical components are often attached to or part of a facility machinery that is both crucial and expensive. Industrial electricians work primarily to maintain the efficiency and safety of critical equipment in factories and other industrial settings. Unlike commercial and domestic electricians where minor mistakes can be easily fixed, a mistake caused by an industrial electrician may result in very expensive damages.